Bring, take let, leave lend, loan

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Bring, take let, leave lend, loan

• 3-16
• P. 153

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Bring-Take

• Bring- to carry or lead toward the speaker
• Pam brought me a postcard from the art museum.
• Take- to carry or lead away from the speaker
• She will take me to the museum on Sunday.

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Let-Leave

• Let- to allow, permit
• The museum doesnt let you to take photographs.
• Leave- to go away from, allow to remain
• You must leave your camera at the desk.

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Lend-Loan

• Lend- to give something temporarily
• Museums often lend each other paintings.
• Loan- something that is lent (noun)
• These works are a loan from a French museum.

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Which word correctly completes each sentence.

• Willis (brought, took) me a map of the museum,
  but I cant find it.
• I must have (let, left) it in the hotel room.
• The receptionist may (let, leave) me have another
  one.
• If not, perhaps the tour guide will (lend, loan)
  me hers.
• Ill promise to (bring, take) it back to her
  later.
• Ben (lent, loaned) me a book about Rembrandt.
• He (brought, took) the book to me last week.
• I must (bring, take) it back to him tonight.
• Perhaps I will ask him for another (lend, loan).
• He has (lent,loaned) me many books in the past.
• He may (let, leave) me borrow more books.
• Will he (lend, loan) me that pamphlet from the
  museum?