1. Write a short story using the following words.
Write a story
Write a short story using the following words.
Lend
Borrow
Let
Leave
Teach
Learn

2. Lend, borrow; let; leave; teach, learn
EQ: How do I recognize the difference in meaning between lend/borrow, let/leave, teach/learn and use these verbs correctly?

3. What’s wrong with these sentences?
May I borrow your umbrella? Leave me have it, and I will learn you how to make a new word out of EDWRAWON.

4. Lend, borrow; let; leave; teach, learn
Here are three more verb pairs that are sometimes confused.
Lend means “to give temporarily”. Borrow means “to take temporarily”.
Will you lend me your boots?
May I borrow them for a hike?

5. Lend, borrow; let; leave; teach, learn
Let and leave have different meanings too. The verb let means “to permit”.
The verb leave means “to go away” or “to allow to remain in one place”.
My brothers let me go with them.
Tomorrow we leave for a camping trip.
I will leave my camera in the tent.

6. Lend, borrow; let; leave; teach, learn
The third confusing pair is teach and learn.
Teach means “to give instruction”.
Learn means “to get instruction”.
Alice will teach tennis.
Babies learn very fast.

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With a partner- Practice book page 256

8. Answer the Essential Question in your English Journal