Maxsus ta’lim vazirligi nizomiy nomidagi Toshkent davlat pedagogika universiteti qoshidagi akademik litsey Nurmatov J. N, Kudratov K. X

EX 210 Translate into Uzbek and learn by heart.
BORROW, LEND, HIRE, RENT
No payment is needed

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  Things or money are given for free.
  

to borrow	Can I borrow your bike? I’ll return it in a few days. He borrowed 50$ from my sister and never gave a penny back.
to lend	I can lend you a jacket/lend a jacket to you if you need one. [+two objects] About that money I lent you – when can you pay me back?
to loan	A TV company loaned him video-recording equipment for his trip. [+two objects]

Payment is necessary

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  Money
  

The money must be paid back, and the borrower usually has to pay interest (=extra money).

to borrow	Many small businesses borrow heavily in order to buy equipment.
to lend	The organisation was set up to lend to farmers.
a loan	She got a small loan from the bank to buy her van.
a debt	A debt is any money or property you owe. They took out $1.5 million in loans and now can’t repay their debts. The corporation is deeply in debt.

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  Things
  

to hire/ to rent	We want to hire a car for a week. How much will it cost? How much do you charge for hiring out a fishing boat? Is this one for hire? You can rent a suit if you can’t afford to buy one.
to lease	When you lease something you make a written legal agreement to pay money in order to use something for an agreed time: We leased our photocopiers from Modern Office Supplies. They have leased a printer to us for five years.

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