Yes, I have! Actually, my friends and I often have a book exchange. I see it as a waste of money to buy every book you want to read, so it’s very effective to do this! I always look forward to (excited for) the books I’ll get from them.
IELTS Speaking: Talking About Borrowing & Lending
This topic may appear in any part of the IELTS Speaking test. You might be asked about your personal experience or opinion on borrowing & lending.
Useful Vocabulary
borrow from, lend to, pay back, owe someone
be short of money, get into debt, split the bill
trustworthy, awkward, generous, take advantage of
Example Questions
Do you often borrow things from your friends?
Is it a good idea to lend money to people you know?
How do people in your country feel about being in debt?
Sample Speaking Part 2 Prompt
Describe a time you borrowed something from someone. You should say:
what you borrowed
who you borrowed it from
why you needed it
and explain how you felt about it afterwards
Tips
Careful with the verbs: you borrow FROM someone and lend TO someone. Mixing them up is the most common mistake on this topic.
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