When you have finished this lesson you can:

• Ask to borrow something

• Lend something to others

• Say it suits

• Say it's too big or too small

In German, there are two verbs express that one gets a thing from another person for a certain (or undetermined) time.

“ausleihen” is the more official term. It’s used for example for activities in the library. “borgen” is only used for activities between persons who know each other.

Arrange correctly: Click at the form of a verb on the left and drag them to the corresponding pronoun on the right side.

If you want to ask another person to borrow you something you can do it directly:

Or you can change the question and set yourself as subject of the sentence:

If you ask a group of persons but no one special  you can say:

If you are asked to lend something you can answer:

Maybe you want to explain why you don’t have the thing yourself.

Complete the sentences: Drag the phrase from the left to the correct pronoun on the right side.

Arrange correctly: Drag the picture from the left to the corresponding statement on the right side.

Arrange correctly: Drag the correct form of the verb on the left to the pronoun on the right side.

Arrange correctly: Click at the picture on the left and drag them to the corresponding word on the right side.

! Remember: If you want to use a pronoun instead of a noun, it must match the noun in gender, case, and number.

Arrange correctly: Which is the correct pronoun to replace the noun? Click at the noun on the left and drag them to the corresponding pronoun on the right side.

Here are some adjectives for describing clothes you are trying on: