Borrowing & Laending

I sometimes do it.

Alt: I sometimes borrow and lend books.

Just for clarity.

Most timely, I download books that I need from websites for free.

However, I can’t find ithem sometimes.

ConsequentlySo, I borrow thembooks from my close friend.

So is a bit more informal.

Even weWe even try to exchange books.

Who hasn’t borrowed money!?

It isn’t something I enjoy doing, but sometimes I goet short of cash and ask my older brother to lend me a (little bit /small sum) of money.

Little bit is a bit more informal.

Although, I once upon I had to borrow money, I now I try to save money more.

Often the things that you lend don’are not return, minus rarelyed. If they are, they are usually returned with some wear and tear.

The economic situation madekes us don’t givehesitant to lend money to anybody unless it is to my family or trustful friends.

It’s a real let- down when my friends won’t return what they borrow from me, going and go back on their promise!

I don’t have an intention ofintend to reminding them that they owe me money or related things, but I do expect them to be conscious of the duresponsibility to pay things back.

Responsibility feels more appropriate here.

Borrowing & Laending

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Consequently, IBecause of this, I'll borrow them from my close friend.

"consequently" is correct but "because of this" sounds more natural to me

Even weWe even try to exchange books.

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Often the things that you lend don’t get return, minus rarelyed. At least, not without wear and tear.

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It’s a real let-down when my friends won’t return what they borrowed from me, going back on their promise!

It feels like that money or objectthe item was stolen from me.

I don’t have an intention ofwant to reminding them that they owe me money or related things, but I expect them to be conscious of their duty to pay things back.

Your original sentence was correct, it was just a bit awkward with the long phrase "don't have an intention of reminding them", so I made it shorter and more natural sounding

Borrowing & Laending

Most of the time, I download books that I need from websites for free.

However, sometimes I can’t find it sometimesthem.

Consequently, I borrow them from my close friends.

Or: from a close friend.

Even weWe even try to exchange books.

It isn’t something I enjoy doing, but sometimes I goet short of cash and ask my older brother to lend me a small sum of money.

Although, once upon I I occasionally had to borrow money, I now I try to save money more often.

Or: "..save more money."

Often the things that you lend don’t return, minus rarelyand if they do there's wear and tear.

The economic situation made us don’t givenot lend money to anybody unless to myother than family or trustfuled friends.

I feel thatlike the money or object was stolen from me.

I don’t have anthe intention tof reminding them that they owe me money or related things, but expect them to be conscious of the duty to pay things back.