lend / borrow

Teacher Paul shows the differences between the words "lend" and "borrow" through examples.

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Hi teacher Paul. Great lesson. Congratulations.

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[engebras-engenhariabrasili]

Muito boa explicação. Agora entendo a diferença entre lend e barrow. Very good explanation. Now, I know the difference between lend and barrow. Thanks. Obrigado.

[saidlouzi]

Thank lot teacher for this video and also for the advice you give in the end, you are absolutely right.

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[mohammedfathihassabo]

Thanks so much teacher for this lesson. Please, could explain the differences between( cross, across, around and round).

[whocares]

At 0:33 you've said:
"The money borrowed is paid back to the bank."
'borrowed' is an adjective in this case giving more information about the word 'money'. However, I always thought that we must put an adjective before a noun.
So in my case it would be... "The borrowed money is paid back to the bank."
Am I wrong?

[nurettinylmaz]

Thanks for your video. It was a great lesson. Could you do a lesson on words that sound the same but have different meanings? How can we distinguish them while pronouncing them?

[li]

O sea, may I borrow? = Puedo tomar prestado?

Can you lend me = puedes

Pero en Inglaterra usan :
Can you lend me your pen, please?


Y en Estados Unidos dicen:
May I borrow your pen?

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[mayusalgado]

Hi teacher! How are you doing? I have a quick question. If you are returning the object, is it correct to say thank you for borrowing me your

[ralphotero]

You have done a great job describing the difference between the verbs 'borrow? and "lend'. however you failed to address the elephant in the room. Should the word 'loan" ever be used as a verb? Many native American speakers do.

[kushka]

Can I say the borrowed money is paid… instead of the money borrowed is paid… ?

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