Complete the following sentences with the correct form of "borrow" or "lend".
1. Can I your charger? Mine isn't working.
2. I Emma £50 last week, but she hasn't paid me back yet.
3. He never money from anyone. He's too proud.
4. Would you me your notes from yesterday's class?
5. The bank refused to them any more money.
6. I this book from the library yesterday.
7. She always her sister's clothes without asking her.
8. Can you me a hand with these bags?
9. My dad me his car for the weekend last month.
10. Do you think I could your phone to make a quick call?
Borrow vs Lend - Exercise 2
Complete these sentences using the past tense of borrow or lend.
1. Sarah me her umbrella when it started raining.
2. I £20 from my mum to buy lunch yesterday.
3. They us their holiday cottage for the summer.
4. He his brother's bike without permission last weekend.
5. The teacher me a dictionary during the exam.
6. We some camping equipment from our neighbours.
7. My grandfather me the money to buy my first car.
8. She a dress from her flatmate for the party.
9. I John my laptop, but he returned it broken.
10. They money from the bank to start their business.
Borrow vs Lend - Exercise 3
Complete these sentences with "borrow" or "lend" and the correct preposition.
1. Could I you? I've run out.
2. I always my neighbour when he needs them.
3. She the school library last Monday.
4. My brother refuses to anyone.
5. Can I you? I forgot mine.
6. The museum sometimes other galleries.
7. He his parents to pay his tuition fees.
8. I'd be happy to you if you need them.
9. They a removal company for the move.
10. Would you me for the trip?
Borrow vs Lend - Exercise 4
Identify and correct the mistakes in these sentences. Some sentences are correct.
1. Can you borrow me your dictionary?
2. I borrowed some money to my friend last week.
3. She lended me her jacket when I was cold.
4. Could I lend your phone for a minute?
5. The bank lent them £50,000 for their mortgage.
6. He always borrows his things to everyone.
7. I need to borrow some money from my parents.
8. Can I borrow you my notes from the lecture?
9. They borrowed a ladder from their neighbours yesterday.