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Discover Ludwig"I lend" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used as the subject + verb in a sentence to express the act of allowing someone to use something that belongs to you temporarily. Example: "I lend my car to my sister when she needs to run errands."
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Nor do I lend books.
"If I lend you money, I have to lend money to everybody".
"I am Simon and I lend money," the man said as Caesar stood in the doorway.
Needless to say, I lend bits of myself to all my characters.
He looks with unfamiliarity and horror at Private Eye when I lend him a copy.
If I lend to the shady neighbor to start a pawnshop, I will absolutely expect to get a higher interest rate than if I lend to the United States government.
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I lent him some money.
"I lent no seriousness to it".
Books I lent to people that haven't been returned.
I lent the car to a student on occasion.
So I lent them my Michelin Green Guide for Paris.
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