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1. I can’t find my book.
2. Mary, can you lend me your book?
3. Mary, I want you to lend me your book.
4. Can you lend it to me?
5. I want you to lend it to me.
6. I wanted Mary to lend me her book.
7. I was hoping that she would lend it to me.
8. Mary says that she has lent her book to John.
9. I didn’t know that she had lent it to him.
10. I was hoping that she could lend it to me.
11. John wants you to lend your book to him.
12. Can you lend it to him?
13. He wanted you to lend him your book.
14. He says that he can’t find his book.
15. He says that he doesn’t know where his book is.
1. I can’t find my book.
Yo no puedo encontrar mi libro.
2. Mary, can you lend me your book?
María, ¿Me puedes prestar tu libro?
3. Mary, I want you to lend me your book.
María, yo quiero que tú me prestes tu libro.
4. Can you lend it to me?
¿Me lo puedes prestar?
5. I want you to lend it to me.
Yo quiero que tú me lo prestes.
6. I wanted Mary to lend me her book.
Yo quería que María me prestara su libro.
7. I was hoping that she would lend it to me.
Yo esperaba que ella me lo prestara.
8. Mary says that she has lent her book to John.
María dice que ella le ha prestado su libro a Juan.
9. I didn’t know that she had lent it to him.
Yo no sabía que ella se lo había prestado.
10. I was hoping that she could lend it to me.
Yo esperaba que ella me lo pudiera prestar.
11. John wants you to lend your book to him.
Juan quiere que tú le prestes tu libro.
12. Can you lend it to him?
¿Se lo puedes prestar?
13. He wanted you to lend him your book.
El quería que tú le prestaras tu libro.
14. He says that he can’t find his book.
El dice que él no puede encontrar su libro.
15. He says that he doesn’t know where his book is.
El dice que no sabe dónde está su libro.
