Phrases simple it's right?

packet instead of package

Shift change.

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1A and 2A are fine.  lend is used instead of borrow in this sentence.

for 1B and 2B you could say:

1B) Can I borrow 5 dollars?

2B) Can I borrow your corrector pen

Description 2.

On the left of the room there is one blue bed. On this bed there is a doll. Near the doll there is a clock. This clock is on the windowsill.  In the top left corner of this picture, above the bed, there is a red balloon.  Beside the blue bed there is a small bin.  There is a blue bike and ball in front of the bin. There is also a green skateboard on the floor.
I need more expresions, as it is so boring to use all time near, near. Some one could pass me one link to describe correctly?

I'll write a short bit about how I would describe this picture.

This picture is of a child's bedroom.  There are two beds.  On the left of the room the bed has a blue duvet and on the right of the room the bed has a pink duvet.  In the middle of the room, against the wall there is a computer desk with a blue chair and desktop computer.  On the floor there are various items such as scissors, a ruler, a pencil, a rubber (eraser), a pen, a fountain pen, colouring pencils, a paint brush and a school bag.  In the room there is also a blue bike, a green skateboard, a blue ball and a scooter.  On the bed with the pink duvet there is a baby's dummy and bottle.  

There is more that could be described from the picture but it depends on how much detail you want to go into.  Example: There is a pink pig on the shelf above the computer desk, or that one window is open.