Please __________ me some money, will you? A: lend B: lending C: to lend D: be lend
Please __________ me some money, will you? A: lend B: lending C: to lend D: be lend
—MayI______thebookfromyou?—Sorry.Ihavepromisedto______ittoTom. A: borrow;lend B: keep;lend C: lend;borrow D: keep;borrow
—MayI______thebookfromyou?—Sorry.Ihavepromisedto______ittoTom. A: borrow;lend B: keep;lend C: lend;borrow D: keep;borrow
—May I ______ your bicycle? A: borrow; lent B: lend; borrow C: borrow; lend D: lend;borrowed
—May I ______ your bicycle? A: borrow; lent B: lend; borrow C: borrow; lend D: lend;borrowed
If I had a bike, I it to you yesterday. A: would have lent B: would lend C: would have lend D: could lend
If I had a bike, I it to you yesterday. A: would have lent B: would lend C: would have lend D: could lend
He hasn't any money so I _______ him some. A: will be lending B: am to lend C: would lend D: am going to lend
He hasn't any money so I _______ him some. A: will be lending B: am to lend C: would lend D: am going to lend
How long may I ______ your bike? For a week. But you mustn’t _____ it to others. A: borrow, lend B: keep, lend C: lend, borrow D: keep, borrow
How long may I ______ your bike? For a week. But you mustn’t _____ it to others. A: borrow, lend B: keep, lend C: lend, borrow D: keep, borrow
What does John mean A: He won’t lend the woman money. B: He has no money to lend the woman. C: He’ll lend the woman money tomorrow.
What does John mean A: He won’t lend the woman money. B: He has no money to lend the woman. C: He’ll lend the woman money tomorrow.
You can books the library. A: borrow; in B: borrow; from C: lend; in D: lend; from
You can books the library. A: borrow; in B: borrow; from C: lend; in D: lend; from
He knows better than ( )her the money. A: to lend B: lend C: have lent D: lending
He knows better than ( )her the money. A: to lend B: lend C: have lent D: lending
Will you lend him a magazine _________
Will you lend him a magazine _________