How would you react if someone repeatedly borrowed your things but never returned them on time?

Happy Friday, Mary! You shared a very thoughtful and realistic response. I like how you showed fairness by saying that you can understand the first or second mistake, but you also explained that repeated behavior is no longer a simple mistake. This shows that you value responsibility and trust in relationships. Your explanation about setting clear boundaries after repeated issues was very clear and mature. To improve, try to focus on correct verb usage, especially the difference between borrow and lend, and work on making your sentences flow more naturally. Overall, your ideas are logical, honest, and well-explained. Keep expressing your opinions with confidence! 

-Teacher Wela 

If someone repeatedly borrowed and never returned my things, I might give not too much chance.

>> If someone repeatedly borrowed my things and never returned them on time, I might not give them many chances.

Of course, I can understand it is the first or second time as mistake.

>> Of course, I can understand if it happens the first or second time as a mistake.

However, if the same action is repeated, I think it isn\'t a mistake.

>> However, if the same behavior is repeated, I would not consider it a mistake.

So I\'ll talk him honestly like \"Bring the one you lent me last time and ask me.\"

>> So I would talk to him honestly and say something like, “Please bring back the item you borrowed last time before asking to borrow another one.”

After getting my things, I\'ll never borrow my things to him because my trust to him is already broken due to repeated issues.

>> After getting my things back, I would never lend him my belongings again because my trust in him would already be broken due to the repeated issues.