Why can keep and borrow be interchanged?

Because both of them are some transitive verbs, and then keep and borrow, the previous one can also be kept, and borrow two so they can be converted uniformly.

Because they can express the same meaning, to have a book in hand, that is to say, to borrow something, they have the same thing.

would you like to me your pencil ?Medium] a borrow b.

lend c. return d.Keep This question examines the difference between the verbs borrow and lend.

Due to return and keep (save.

Keep is a continuous action, corresponding to a time period, while borrow is an instantaneous action, corresponding to a point in time.

Keep is your own keep. Borrow is borrowing something from someone else, and lending something to someone else.

keep has the meaning of keep borrow something from somebody lend something to somebody to lend something to someone.

It's all said above, what am I talking about?

Borrow is to borrow, borrow, and take things that don't belong to you for temporary use;

Borrow a book from library.

Lend is to lend out what belongs to you to others for temporary use;

can you lend me 5000$? i will pay you back tomorrow?

Can you lend me $5000? I'll pay you back tomorrow.

Keep is to hold, keep, and use what belongs to you all the time;

you can keep tht book i lend you,i don't want it back.

You can keep the book I lent you and don't have to return it to me.

Borrow is someone who lends it to you, and Lend is someone you lend it to someone like can

iborrow

apenfrom

you?(The subject is i, so for yourself, things are borrowed) canyou

lendmea

pen?(The subject is.)

you, for him things are lent out).

Although all translate to can you lend me a pen? But there is a bit of a difference in usage.

borrow is a verb interpreted as borrowing from someone, borrowing keep as a verb is interpreted as keep, continuing to do business is interpreted as noun is living expenses, etc.