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How to Use "Borrow" with Example Sentences
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borrow
(v):
to take something that belongs to someone else usually with the promise of returning it at a later time
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Used with adverbs:
"
We had to
borrow
heavily
from the bank to buy this house.
"
(heavily)
"
Our neighbors
often
borrow
things from us.
"
(often, frequently, occasionally)
"
The author
borrowed
ideas
freely
from other writers.
"
(freely)
"
You
already
borrowed
some money from me.
"
(already)
"
She
always
borrows
my car.
"
(always)
Used with prepositions:
"
He had to
borrow
money
from
his parents.
"
(from)
Example sentences:
"
May I
borrow
your car?
"
"
Stop
borrowing
money from people and get a job.
"
"
How much do you need to
borrow
?
"
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