Money verbs — define?
Actions related to handling money, like earn, pay, lend, borrow.
Lend vs Borrow — difference?
Lend is giving temporarily; borrow is taking temporarily.
Advice modal verbs — examples?
Should, ought to, had better, need to.
Money Verbs — earn?
Receive money for work or services.
Lend vs Borrow — difference?
Lend is giving; borrow is taking temporarily.
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.
Answer 9 questions on Mastering Money, Advice, and Hypotheticals.
1. What does the term 'lend' mean in the context of money vocabulary?
2. What is the correct grammatical structure for using the verbs 'lend' and 'borrow' in sentences?
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