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TODAY’S 15-SECOND TIP · BORROW VS LEND
BORROW = receive something temporarily
LEND = give something temporarily

Can I borrow your pen? Yes, I can lend it to you.

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Today’s 15-second tip: Borrow or lend?

Borrow means receive something temporarily. Lend means give something temporarily.

“Can I borrow your pen?” / “Of course, I can lend it to you.”

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