Understanding Borrowing and Lending Concepts

In this video, Lesley from LA English Academy explains the difference between 'lend' and 'borrow' using a story about going to the movies. She clarifies that 'lend' is similar to 'give' in a temporary sense, while 'borrow' is akin to 'take' temporarily. The video includes examples and tricks to help remember the differences, emphasizing the temporary nature of both actions.

What is the main topic of the lesson introduced by Lesley?

• The difference between lend and borrow

• How to save money

• The history of money

• How to make friends

In the story, what problem does Lesley face at the movie theater?

• She forgot her money

• She lost her ticket

• The movie was sold out

• She arrived late

What is the main example used to explain 'lend' and 'borrow'?

• Shopping at a mall

• Going to the movies

• Going to a concert

• Buying groceries

What is the purpose of the story Lesley tells?

• To explain a concept

• To sell a product

• To confuse

• To entertain

What does it mean to lend someone money?

• To spend money

• To borrow money

• To give money temporarily

• To give money permanently

What is the relationship between 'lend' and 'give'?

• They are opposites

• They are synonyms

• Lend is a temporary form of give

• Lend is a permanent form of give

What is the past tense of 'lend'?

• Lends

• Lend

• Lent

• Lended

Why does Lesley thank her friend in the story?

• For giving her a gift

• For lending her money

• For driving her to the theater

• For buying her a ticket

What does Lesley do after receiving the money?

• She returns home

• She leaves the theater

• She watches the movie

• She buys a gift

What does Lesley do to show appreciation for the loan?

• She says thank you

• She buys a gift

• She ignores it

• She complains