Lend or Borrow: Multiple Choice

Choose the verb and form that complete each sentence. Your first choice counts.

1. My best friend doesn't own an iron, so she _____ mine whenever she has a job interview.

2. My cousin has a big van, so we're _____ it on Saturday to move our things to the new flat.

3. Last summer we _____ our tent to friends from Spain, and it came back with a hole in it.

4. A: Is Jake _____ your camera for the photo competition? B: Yes, he's collecting it from me after lunch.

5. I've _____ my car to my brother, so I'm taking the bus this week.

6. Ella hates _____ her books. People never give them back!

7. I'm not buying a ladder for one small job. I'm _____ my neighbour's.

8. You can take my headphones today, Max, but please don't _____ them to anyone else.

9. My bike has a flat tyre, so I need to _____ my brother's for a few days.

10. Mia didn't have a dress for the party, so she _____ one from her sister.

11. Your coat is too thin for this weekend's snow. I can _____ you my warm jacket.

12. I forgot my goggles for my swimming lesson, but Omar from my class _____ me his spare pair, so I was fine.

13. Tom often _____ his dad's car to drive to work.

14. My grandad never _____ his tools to anyone. He says they never come back.

15. Thanks for _____ me your suitcase. Here it is, back safe after my trip to Rome.

16. My phone's dead. Could you _____ me yours for a quick call?

17. This isn't my laptop. I've _____ it from my cousin until mine is repaired.

18. Every September, Leo's school _____ each new student a tablet for the year.

19. My flatmate always _____ my hairdryer without asking. She uses it every morning!

20. I've left my umbrella at home. Can I _____ yours? I'll bring it back tomorrow.