Lend vs Rent

***CORRECTIONS:***

When you 'rent' something out to someone, there is usually something you will be getting in return.

>> When you 'rent' something *from someone, there is usually something you will be getting in return.

i.e. when you rent a house, you have to pay the owner who is renting it out to you.

>> i.e. When you rent a house, you have to pay the owner who is receiving something from you. 

(You're paying the house including its facilities.)

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When you 'lend' something, is it usually just letting them borrow it, without having to pay a price

>> When you "lend" something, is it usually just letting them borrow it without having to pay a price?

i.e. i lent my favourite blouse to my friend, and she returned it a week later

>> i.e. I lent my favourite blouse to my friend, and she returned it a week later.