ينتفع

The sentence asks how we can 'benefit' from the opportunity. 'ننتفع' (to benefit) fits this context perfectly. The other options mean 'to go', 'to eat', and 'to play', respectively, which do not make sense in this sentence.

The sentence states that diligent students 'benefit' greatly from their lessons. 'ينتفعون' (they benefit) is the correct verb here. The other options mean 'they sleep', 'they draw', and 'they watch', which are not appropriate in this context.

The sentence suggests we should 'benefit' from others' experiences to avoid mistakes. 'ننتفع' (to benefit) is the right choice. The other options mean 'to forget', 'to ignore', and 'to repeat', which would lead to the opposite meaning.

The question asks if we will be able to 'profit' financially from this project. 'ننتفع' (to profit/benefit) is the suitable verb. The other options mean 'to lose', 'to get tired', and 'to work', which don't fit the financial context of profiting.

The sentence states that if you read the book carefully, you will find valuable information 'to benefit' from. 'لتنتفع' (to benefit) is the correct infinitive form. The other options mean 'to forget', 'to ignore', and 'to throw away', which are contrary to the meaning of gaining value from a book.

The sentence indicates that companies should 'benefit' from modern technology to improve productivity. 'تنتفع' (to benefit) is the appropriate verb here. The other options mean 'to ignore', 'to be afraid', and 'to be late', which do not align with the goal of improving productivity.