English Vocabulary Lesson: BORROW, LEND & LOAN

The video tutorial explains the differences between 'lend' and 'loan', and 'borrow'. It covers the grammatical usage of these terms, including their past forms and prepositions. The tutorial also distinguishes between 'loan' and 'mortgage', highlighting their usage in American and British English. Examples are provided to clarify the concepts.

What is the primary difference between borrowing and lending?

• Borrowing is giving something temporarily.

• Lending is taking something temporarily.

• Lending is taking something permanently.

• Borrowing is taking something temporarily.

Which preposition is used with 'borrow' to indicate the source?

• To

• For

• With

• From

What is the past tense form of 'lend'?

• Lend

• Lentted

• Lent

• Lended

In American English, how is 'loan' primarily used?

• As a noun only

• As a verb only

• As both a noun and a verb

• As an adjective

What is a mortgage primarily used for?

• Acquiring property

• Purchasing furniture

• Paying for education

• Buying a car