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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Essay & Composition Writing

About "keep""have" "lend" and "till" or "by"

I found these phrases in a grammar book. I want to know whether I can actually use these phrases in daily conversation.

And I don't know the difference of till and by.

Please could you help me?

1,Let me keep this book till tommorrow.

2,Let me have this book till tommorrow.

3,Let me lend this book till tommorrow.

4,Let me lend this book by tommorrow.
  

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You can use these, but I recommend that you start with 'please': Please let me keep this book till tomorrow. Please let me have this book till tomorrow. 'Lend' is what the other person does: Please lend me this book until/till tomorrow

— Mister Micawber

  • You can use these, but I recommend that you start with 'please': Please let me keep this book till tomorrow.
  • Please let me have this book till tomorrow.
  • 'Lend' is what the other person does: Please lend me this book until/till tomorrow
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You can use these, but I recommend that you start with 'please':

Please let me keep this book till tomorrow.

Please let me have this book till tomorrow.

'Lend' is what the other person does:

Please lend me this book until/till tomorrow
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