LEND VS. BORROW

LEND IS

• TO GIVE

• TAKE FROM (get or receive)

• NEITHER

BORROW IS

• TO GIVE

• TAKE FROM (get or receive)

• NEITHER

I need a pen but I don´t have one. Can I ______ your pen?

• Borrow

• lend

• borrowed

• lent

My sister doesn´t have a pen, but I do. So I _________ her a pen

• Borrow

• Borrowed

• Lend

• Lent

He borrowed me his pen

• True

• False

Answer explanation

Remember

Lend is TO GIVE

Borrow is TAKE FROM (get or receive)

He lent his keys to me

• True

• False

He lent his pen from me

• True

• False

Answer explanation

Remember

Lend = TO GIVE

Borrow = TAKE FROM (get or receive)

the correct answer:

He lent his pen TO me

I borrowed it FROM him

I borrow a pen from him yesterday

• True

• False

Answer explanation

Because it says YESTERDAY, the verb should be in simple past

Correct answer:

borrowED

I lent my car TO my sister yesterday

• true

• false

Maria _____ her pen to Miguel

• Lend

• Lent

• Lends

• Lens