Un verbo que veo todo el tiempo es aprovechar. Voy a hablar hoy sobre los usos de este verbo y la diferencia de aprovechar y aprovecharse.
Simplemente, aprovechar tiene sentimientos buenos, como
- to take advantage of
- If you want to take advantage of the day, wake up earlier.
- Si quieres aprovechar el día, levántate más temprano.
- to make the most of
- I like to make the most of my vacation.
- Me gusta aprovechar el tiempo que tengo de vacaciones.
- to make the most of it
- The baby is asleep. Make the most of it and take a shower.
- El bebé está durmiendo; aprovecha y tómate una ducha.
- to take the opportunity to
- Take the opportunity to travel the world while you're young.
- Aprovecha para viajar el mundo mientras seas joven.
No necesito un objetivo directo.
Aprovecharse tiene sentimientos malos, como
- to take advantage of
- Don't take advantage of me.
- No te aproveches de mi.
- The boss took advantage of his employees.
- El jefe se ha aprovechado de sus trabajadores.
This is another video of Laura's, one that I've chosen to watch several times, per her advice. En este video 'Va a aprovechar y enseñaros lo que tengo en tu maleta.'

You always find great videos, and give very detailed lessons..
ReplyDeleteYou may be leading out next desafio
Thanks Joyce, the blogs help me get things straight in my head, mostly. It's nice to have a coach who's reading and catching my mistakes though.
DeleteI don't think we'll need a lead. We can help each other after the 90 days.