1. Borrowing a Book
Context: At school.
Ava: Hey, Liam, could I borrow your copy of “1984” for the weekend?
Liam: Sure, just be careful with it. I really like that edition.
Ava: Of course! I’ll return it on Monday. Thanks a lot!
2. Borrowing a Laptop Charger
Context: In the office.
Tom: Ella, my laptop’s dying. Can I borrow your charger for a bit?
Ella: No problem. It’s under my desk. Just plug it in.
Tom: Lifesaver! Thanks.
3. Borrowing a Dress
Context: Before a party.
Maya: Lucy, your red dress would be perfect for tonight. Mind if I borrow it?
Lucy: Go ahead! It’s in my closet.
Maya: Awesome! I’ll return it tomorrow, washed.
4. Borrowing a Bicycle
Context: Visiting a friend.
Nate: Hey Ben, can I borrow your bike to run to the store?
Ben: Sure, but check the brakes first.
Nate: Will do. Thanks, mate!
5. Borrowing a Phone Charger
Context: Airport.
Sophia: Excuse me, could I borrow your phone charger for a few minutes?
Stranger: Sure, no worries. Here you go.
Sophia: Thank you! I really appreciate it.
6. Borrowing a Pen
Context: Exam hall.
Olivia: Hey, could you lend me a pen? Mine just ran out of ink.
Ethan: Of course. Here, take this one.
Olivia: Thanks a million!
7. Borrowing a Car
Context: Weekend trip.
Jake: Dad, could I borrow the car on Saturday?
Dad: Where are you going?
Jake: Just to the beach with friends.
Dad: Drive carefully, and be home by midnight.
8. Borrowing Money
Context: At a cafe.
Anna: Oh no, I forgot my wallet. Can you lend me $10?
Chloe: Of course, don’t worry about it.
Anna: I’ll pay you back tomorrow!
9. Borrowing a Hairdryer
Context: Hotel.
Emma: Hello, do you have a hairdryer I could borrow?
Receptionist: Certainly. I’ll have one sent up to your room.
Emma: Thank you very much.
10. Borrowing a Tent
Context: Camping trip.
Leo: Hey Sam, could I borrow your tent this weekend?
Sam: Sure, but it’s missing a peg. Just so you know.
Leo: No problem. Thanks a lot!
11. Borrowing a Textbook
Context: Study session.
Sarah: I left my textbook at home. Mind if I borrow yours for class?
Daniel: Sure. I’ll just use the notes.
Sarah: You’re a lifesaver!
12. Borrowing a Suitcase
Context: Traveling abroad.
Elena: Josh, my suitcase broke. Could I borrow yours?
Josh: Absolutely. It’s in the attic.
Elena: Thanks! I’ll take good care of it.
13. Borrowing a Guitar
Context: Talent show.
Zoe: Oliver, may I borrow your guitar for the audition?
Oliver: Sure, just be gentle with her.
Zoe: Promise! Thanks.
14. Borrowing an Umbrella
Context: Rainy day.
James: It’s pouring! Could I borrow your umbrella?
Mia: Of course. Just bring it back tomorrow.
James: Will do!
15. Borrowing a Flashlight
Context: Power outage.
Aaron: Hey, have a spare flashlight?
Noah: Yeah, here. Just return it once the lights are back.
Aaron: Thanks, man.
16. Borrowing a Cooking Pot
Context: Cooking class.
Bella: I forgot my pot at home. Mind if I use yours?
Grace: Sure thing. Just clean it after.
Bella: Deal!
17. Borrowing a Camera
Context: Photography project.
Caleb: Mia, can I borrow your DSLR for my project?
Mia: Okay, but be super careful.
Caleb: Definitely. Thanks a bunch!
18. Borrowing a Lawn Mower
Context: Neighborhood favor.
Mark: Hi Mr. Johnson, can I borrow your lawn mower?
Mr. Johnson: Sure, it’s in the shed. Bring it back before dark.
Mark: Will do. Thanks!
19. Borrowing a Board Game
Context: Family gathering.
Ella: Could we borrow your Monopoly set for tonight?
Mason: Of course. Don’t lose any pieces!
Ella: We’ll be careful.
20. Borrowing Headphones
Context: Study area.
Aiden: Hey, my headphones broke. Can I borrow yours?
Sophie: Sure, but I’ll need them back by lunch.
Aiden: Thanks, Sophie!
21. Borrowing a Backpack
Context: Hiking trip.
Layla: Ben, could I borrow your hiking backpack?
Ben: Sure. It’s really sturdy.
Layla: Perfect, thanks!
22. Borrowing a Power Bank
Context: Concert night.
Isla: Hey, can I use your power bank? My phone’s about to die.
Luca: Here you go. Just charge it later, please.
Isla: Absolutely!
23. Borrowing Sunglasses
Context: Beach day.
Liam: Hey, forgot my shades. Can I borrow yours?
Olivia: No worries. I have an extra pair.
Liam: You’re the best!
24. Borrowing a Watch
Context: Job interview.
Thomas: Sara, could I borrow your watch for my interview?
Sara: Sure. Hope it brings you luck!
Thomas: Thanks, I’ll need it!
25. Borrowing Skates
Context: Skating rink.
Eva: Could I borrow your skates for a few rounds?
Zach: Sure, just tighten the laces.
Eva: Thanks!
26. Borrowing a Fancy Bag
Context: Wedding guest.
Luna: Your clutch would go perfectly with my dress. Can I borrow it?
Harper: Definitely. Just don’t forget it at the party!
Luna: Promise!
27. Borrowing a Tent Heater
Context: Cold camping night.
Carson: It’s freezing. Mind if I borrow your tent heater?
Poppy: No problem. Stay warm!
Carson: Thanks a lot.
28. Borrowing Ice Skates
Context: Frozen lake.
Mila: Hey, can I borrow your spare skates?
Owen: Of course. They’re in the backseat.
Mila: Awesome, thanks!
29. Borrowing Art Supplies
Context: Art competition.
Stella: I forgot my paints. Could I borrow yours?
Henry: Sure, just don’t mix the colors, please.
Stella: Got it!
30. Borrowing a Notebook
Context: Missed a class.
Daisy: Hey Noah, could I borrow your notes from yesterday’s class?
Noah: No problem. I’ll photocopy them for you.
Daisy: Thanks, you’re amazing!
1. Borrowing a Pen in Class
Context: A student forgets a pen and asks a classmate.
A: “Hey, do you have a spare pen I could borrow? Mine just ran out of ink.”
B: “Sure, here you go. Just give it back after class.”
A: “Thanks! I’ll return it as soon as we’re done.”
2. Borrowing a Charger at Work
Context: A coworker needs to charge their phone.
A: “Hi, could I borrow your phone charger for a bit? My battery’s about to die.”
B: “No problem, but I need it back in an hour.”
A: “Got it—I’ll return it as soon as I’m at 20%.”
3. Asking to Borrow a Book
Context: A friend has a book another wants to read.
A: “I heard you finished that novel. Mind if I borrow it?”
B: “Of course! Just don’t fold the pages—I hate that.”
A: “I promise I’ll keep it in good condition.”
4. Borrowing Money for Lunch
Context: Someone forgot their wallet.
A: “I left my wallet at home. Can I borrow £10 for lunch? I’ll pay you back tomorrow.”
B: “Yeah, no worries. Just don’t make it a habit!”
A: “Thanks, you’re a lifesaver!”
5. Lending a Laptop for a Presentation
Context: A colleague’s laptop isn’t working.
A: “My laptop crashed—can I borrow yours for the meeting?”
B: “Sure, but I need it right after.”
A: “Perfect, I’ll only use it for the slides.”
6. Borrowing an Umbrella
Context: It starts raining unexpectedly.
A: “I didn’t bring an umbrella. Can I borrow yours? I’ll give it back Monday.”
B: “Okay, but don’t lose it—it’s my favorite!”
A: “I’ll take good care of it!”
7. Asking to Borrow a Bike
Context: A neighbor needs to run a quick errand.
A: “Hey, could I borrow your bike for 30 minutes? I need to grab something from the store.”
B: “Sure, just wear a helmet—safety first!”
A: “Will do—thanks a lot!”
8. Borrowing Tools for DIY
Context: Someone is fixing a shelf and needs a hammer.
A: “Do you have a hammer I could borrow? I’m putting up a shelf.”
B: “Yeah, here you go. Bring it back when you’re done.”
A: “Thanks, I’ll return it in an hour.”
9. Borrowing a Suit for an Interview
Context: A friend has an important job interview.
A: “I’ve got an interview tomorrow—could I borrow your navy suit?”
B: “Sure, but get it dry-cleaned before returning it.”
A: “Absolutely, thanks so much!”
10. Borrowing a Car for the Weekend
Context: A sibling needs to travel.
A: “Can I borrow your car this weekend? Mine’s in the shop.”
B: “Only if you fill up the tank before returning it.”
A: “Deal—I’ll take good care of it!”
11. Borrowing Headphones
Context: A traveler forgot theirs on a flight.
A: “My headphones broke—can I borrow yours for the train ride?”
B: “Sure, but I need them back tomorrow.”
A: “No problem, I’ll return them in the morning.”
12. Borrowing a Camera for a Trip
Context: Someone wants to take photos on vacation.
A: “Your camera takes great shots—mind if I borrow it for my trip?”
B: “As long as you’re careful with it.”
A: “I’ll treat it like my own!”
13. Borrowing a Ladder
Context: A neighbor needs to clean gutters.
A: “Could I borrow your ladder for an hour? Mine’s too short.”
B: “Sure, but be careful—it’s a bit wobbly.”
A: “I’ll be extra cautious—thanks!”
14. Borrowing a Dress for a Party
Context: A friend has a last-minute event.
A: “I love that dress! Can I borrow it for the party tonight?”
B: “Only if you don’t spill anything on it!”
A: “I’ll be super careful—promise!”
15. Borrowing a Power Bank
Context: Someone’s phone is about to die.
A: “My phone’s at 2%—can I borrow your power bank?”
B: “Here, but I need it back by 5 PM.”
A: “Thanks—I’ll charge it and return it ASAP!”
16. Borrowing a Tent for Camping
Context: A group is going on a trip.
A: “Do you still have that tent I could borrow for the weekend?”
B: “Yeah, but make sure it’s dry when you pack it.”
A: “Got it—thanks a bunch!”
17. Borrowing a Phone to Make a Call
Context: Someone’s phone is dead.
A: “My battery died—could I borrow your phone to call a taxi?”
B: “Sure, but make it quick.”
A: “Thanks—just one minute!”
18. Borrowing a Lawnmower
Context: A neighbor’s lawnmower broke.
A: “My lawnmower’s not working—can I borrow yours?”
B: “Sure, but bring it back with a full tank.”
A: “Will do—appreciate it!”
19. Borrowing a Guitar for Practice
Context: A friend wants to learn guitar.
A: “Can I borrow your guitar for a week? I want to practice.”
B: “Okay, but no broken strings!”
A: “I’ll be gentle—thanks!”
20. Borrowing a Vacuum Cleaner
Context: Someone’s vacuum stopped working.
A: “My vacuum broke—can I borrow yours for an hour?”
B: “Sure, just empty the dustbin after.”
A: “No problem—thanks!”
21. Borrowing a Sleeping Bag
Context: A friend is going camping.
A: “I forgot my sleeping bag—can I borrow yours?”
B: “Yeah, but wash it before returning it.”
A: “Of course—thanks a lot!”
22. Borrowing a Drill for Home Repairs
Context: Someone is hanging shelves.
A: “Could I borrow your drill? I need to fix some shelves.”
B: “Sure, but don’t lose the drill bits.”
A: “I’ll keep track of everything!”
23. Borrowing a Jacket for Cold Weather
Context: A friend is underdressed for the weather.
A: “It’s freezing—can I borrow your jacket?”
B: “Here, but don’t lose it!”
A: “I won’t—thanks so much!”
24. Borrowing a Printer for a Project
Context: A student needs to print an assignment.
A: “Can I borrow your printer? Mine’s out of ink.”
B: “Sure, but bring your own paper.”
A: “Got it—thanks!”
25. Borrowing a Hairdryer in a Hotel
Context: A traveler forgot theirs.
A: “Did you bring a hairdryer? Can I borrow it?”
B: “Yeah, here you go—just return it after.”
A: “Thanks—I’ll bring it right back!”
26. Borrowing a Calculator for an Exam
Context: A student forgot theirs.
A: “I left my calculator at home—can I borrow yours for the test?”
B: “Sure, but I need it for the next class.”
A: “I’ll give it back right after!”
27. Borrowing a Luggage Scale
Context: Someone needs to weigh their suitcase.
A: “Can I borrow your luggage scale? I don’t want to overpack.”
B: “Here, but don’t pull too hard—it’s fragile.”
A: “Got it—thanks!”
28. Borrowing a Speaker for a Party
Context: A friend is hosting a small gathering.
A: “Can I borrow your Bluetooth speaker tonight?”
B: “Sure, but keep it away from water!”
A: “No problem—thanks!”
29. Borrowing a Rucksack for Hiking
Context: Someone needs a backpack for a trip.
A: “Can I borrow your rucksack? Mine’s too small.”
B: “Okay, but don’t tear any pockets.”
A: “I’ll be careful—thanks!”
30. Borrowing a USB Drive
Context: A student needs to transfer files.
A: “Can I borrow your USB stick? I need to save my project.”
B: “Sure, but format it before returning it.”
A: “Will do—thanks a lot!”
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