“Don't worry, I lend you some.”
What's wrong? Choose the right one.
For the future, use will, going to or I'm doing. I do is for habits, timetables (the train leaves at six), and after if or when (when I get home).
Not: Don't worry, I lend you some.
Say: Don't worry, I'll lend you some.
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Questions where people make this mistake.
THE QUESTIONS
- "I haven't got any money for lunch." "Don't worry, I ______ you some."'m lending · lend · 'll lend
- We have decided that we ______ a new car next month.are going to buy · are going buy · going to buy · buy
- I can't stay late tonight. I ______ my cousin at the station at seven.am meeting · meeting · meet
- "I forgot to bring a pen!" "Here, I ______ you one."'ll give · give · am giving · gave
- I ______ you with your homework if you like. I'm free this evening.will help · help · am helping
- I can't stay late on Wednesday. I ______ my grandmother from the airport at six.collect · collecting · am collecting
Show the answers
- 'll lendnot lend: I do for an offer or a plannot 'm lending: I'm doing for an offer made now
- are going to buynot buy: I do for an offer or a plannot going to buy: going to with a word missingnot are going buy: going to with a word missing
- am meetingnot meet: I do for an offer or a plannot meeting: I'm doing with a word missing
- 'll givenot give: I do for an offer or a plannot am giving: I'm doing for an offer made now
- will helpnot help: I do for an offer or a plannot am helping: I'm doing for an offer made now
- am collectingnot collect: I do for an offer or a plannot collecting: I'm doing with a word missing