Choose the sentence that maintains grammatical accuracy while conveying a polite request.
Kindly lend me your notes for a day.
A polite request in English is typically formed using the base form of the verb (imperative mood), often softened with words like "kindly" or "please."
"Kindly lend me your notes for a day" correctly uses the base verb "lend" right after "kindly," forming a grammatically correct imperative request.
The option "Kindly to lend" wrongly inserts "to" before the base verb, "Kindly lending" wrongly uses the gerund form, and "Kindly you lend" incorrectly inserts the subject "you" into the imperative structure.
Therefore, the grammatically correct polite request is "Kindly lend me your notes for a day."
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