Greetings all and please forgive me if once more I come to pick your brains. 
Avid learner here.
I'm trying to construct a sentence in English but can't come up with an appropriate verb.
The sentence is literary/formal although for a jocular purpose. I'm racking my brain for a verb that basically means "benefit or take advantage (of someone else's hospitality)".
The sentence would be as such:
"I wouldn't mind _____ (of ?) your hospitality until it stops raining."
What verb could I successfully use here? It shouldn't be colloquial - it's not something I'm truly going to say in real life to anyone, it is actually a jocular, falsely formal sentence I came up as a stylistic excise.
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
Avid learner here.I'm trying to construct a sentence in English but can't come up with an appropriate verb.
The sentence is literary/formal although for a jocular purpose. I'm racking my brain for a verb that basically means "benefit or take advantage (of someone else's hospitality)".
The sentence would be as such:
"I wouldn't mind _____ (of ?) your hospitality until it stops raining."
What verb could I successfully use here?
It shouldn't be colloquial - it's not something I'm truly going to say in real life to anyone, it is actually a jocular, falsely formal sentence I came up as a stylistic excise.Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
