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Borrowing Something from a Roommate

Beginner

A common situation in shared living. Practice a polite and casual way to ask your roommate if you can borrow a simple item, like a book, a charger, or a chair.

Start with lesson 1
5 lessons
  1. 1Borrowing a ChargerYour phone battery is critically low, and you're unable to find your charger. You ask your roommate if you can borrow theirs for a short while to charge your phone.
  2. 2Asking for a Book/NotesYou need a specific textbook or some class notes that your roommate has, either for studying or to catch up on a missed lecture. You politely ask to borrow it for a few hours or a day.
  3. 3Requesting a Tool/Household ItemYou need a common household item like a screwdriver, a stapler, or a measuring tape for a quick task, and you know your roommate owns one. You ask if it's available to borrow.
  4. 4Borrowing an Appliance/CookwareYou're planning to cook something specific or need to use an appliance (e.g., a hand mixer, coffee maker) that you don't own but your roommate does. You ask to borrow it for immediate use.
  5. 5Returning a Borrowed ItemYou have finished using an item you borrowed from your roommate and are now returning it, expressing thanks and ensuring it's in good condition.
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