Lend vs borrow

Did you ………………….Mary your MP3 player? Yes, she …………………it on Friday.

I think that I’ll have to…………………………… a cup of flour from my neighbour.

Please .....................me your bike.  I have to go to class now or I will be late.

Some students can...................... a musical instrument from their schools.

Mr. Grady wanted to …………………... some garden tools to ………………….to Anna.

Ann didn’t ……………………….. us her office space for the staff meeting yesterday.

Andy wanted to …………………. fifty dollars for his school trip to the city.

Can I ……………………… the car for the weekend, please?

Is your mother going to …………………… you her camera?

Sure!  You can BORROW my dictionary any time.

Can I BORROW your lighter?

Sara ...................................... Joe her sunglasses

Fine.  You may ........................ my bike today, but this is the last time.

Sure!  I will ................ you some money.  Pay me back tomorrow, OK?

Do you have an English dictionary you could ........................ me?

This man always ........................ other people's things.

Did Johnny …………………………  the money to buy his new motorbike?

Mrs. Johnson ………………… us her garage to park our lorry on weekends

He’s going to ……………………..his cousins his flat in New York for the summer.

I know I LENT your dictionary, but I still need it.

I need some money for lunch.  Could you ..............me some please?

Are you going to ………………… your mother’s camera for the trip?

Can you LEND me your lighter?

Musical instruments are very expensive. Fortunately, my music teacher ......... me a cello, so I don't need to buy one.

No!  The last time you ............................ my bike, you broke it.

Do you want me to LEND you my umbrella?

Don’t bother coming if you won’t ………………….. us a hand with the painting.

My bicycle has a flat tire.  May I .................... yours?

“Why don’t you ……………………… Peter’s cell phone to call for a taxi?”

Alan hasn't returned the tapes he ....................... from me yet.