Basic English: “BORROW” or “LEND”?

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Great video thank you very much for having explained these two verbs

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[hopefulforever]

Thank you Alex ☺️. I never thought of the difference in meaning between these two verbs ... important.

[shubhamrandhawakumar]

OMG sach a great lecture, before this vidio, I always confused between borrow and lend. Now it's crystal clear

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[chanmeidessert]

Hi Alex,

Thanks for sharing.
For me. How to identify these two words when I use it correctly?
Borrow - your
Lend - me
When I want to get something from someone, I would say: Could you borrow your phone? Or Could you lend me some money? Could you lend me your car?

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