Are you BORROWING or LENDING? Confusing English Verbs

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In this English grammar lesson you will learn the difference between the two confusing verbs “to borrow” and “to lend”. Are you ready to improve your English speaking skills?

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[manabu]

Thank you for the useful video!
I have one question.
What is different between "rent" and "borrow" ?
Your answer would be very appreciate.

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[elvira]

Is it posible to use: Could? Could you lend me (something)?