Money verbs — define?
Actions related to handling money, like earn, pay, lend, borrow.
Money Verbs — earn?
Receive money for work or services.
Lend vs Borrow — difference?
Lend is giving temporarily; borrow is taking temporarily.
Lend vs Borrow — difference?
Lend is giving; borrow is taking temporarily.
Advice modal verbs — examples?
Should, ought to, had better, need to.
Giving advice — modal verbs?
Should, ought to, had better.
Second Conditional — usage?
Hypothetical, unlikely situations.
First vs Second Conditional — difference?
First real; second hypothetical.
Hypothetical situations — purpose?
Discuss unreal or unlikely scenarios.
Making requests — modal verbs?
Can, could, would, may, might.
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1. What does the term 'lend' mean in the context of money vocabulary?
2. What is the primary purpose of a 'lend' in financial terms?
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