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Practice asking to borrow and responding.

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Borrowing Permission: Yes or No
 

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Practice asking to borrow and responding.

by Ona Mikašauskienė
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'Yes, not a problem' is listed as a refused response.

2

'That's no problem.' is a negative response.

3

'Could I borrow your calculator?' is a phrase used to refuse.

4

'Is it OK if I use your ruler?' is a question asking for permission.

5

'Is it OK if I use your ruler?' is not about borrowing.

6

Can I borrow your headphones, please? is a polite request.

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'Yes, sure. Here you are.' is a rude reply.

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Saying 'Yes, of course' is a positive response.

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Saying 'Yes, sure. Here you are.' is a common way to agree.

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'No, sorry. (I don't have one.)' is a reason for saying no.

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