Borrowing, lending and sharing Exercises

Here “borrow” means receive something temporarily and later give it back. Read the clue: “I do not have your book yet. May I ___ it from you until next week?”.

Here “borrow” means receive something temporarily and later give it back. Read the clue: “Write the word or phrase from this lesson that means: receive something temporarily and later give it back. It starts with b.”.

Here “lend” means give something temporarily expecting it back. Read the clue: “This bike belongs to me. You can use it today and bring it back tonight. I can ___ you my bike.”.

Here “lend” means give something temporarily expecting it back. Read the clue: “Write the word or phrase from this lesson that means: give something temporarily expecting it back. It starts with l.”.

Here “return” means give something back to its owner. Read the clue: “My borrowing period ends today. I must give the camera back to its owner: I must ___ it.”.

Here “return” means give something back to its owner. Read the clue: “Write the word or phrase from this lesson that means: give something back to its owner. It starts with r.”.

Here “keep” means continue to have something. Read the clue: “Which verb means continuing to have this gift rather than giving it back?”.

Here “keep” means continue to have something. Read the clue: “Write the word or phrase from this lesson that means: continue to have something. It starts with k.”.

Here “use” means do something with a tool or object for a purpose. Read the clue: “Which verb means to do something with an object for its intended purpose, such as writing with a pen?”.

Here “use” means do something with a tool or object for a purpose. Read the clue: “Write the word or phrase from this lesson that means: do something with a tool or object for a purpose. It starts with u.”.

Here “share” means let others use or have part of something with you. Read the clue: “Three friends each eat part of the same pizza. They ___ the pizza.”.

Here “share” means let others use or have part of something with you. Read the clue: “Write the word or phrase from this lesson that means: let others use or have part of something with you. It starts with s.”.