Question

Exercise 2: Re-write the sentences below beginning with the underlined word. 1 Inflation weakens the country's economy, 2 Inflation is weakening the country's economy 3. Inflation has weakened the country's economy, 4. Inflation weakened the country's economy. 5. Inflation was weakening the country's economy, 6. Inflation had weakened the country's economy, 7. Inflation will weaken the country's economy​

Answer 1

Answer:

adverb

in a way that entails, assumes, or suggests a close, warm, trusting personal relationship:

He was quick to rebuke others, but only those he knew intimately and loved dearly.

Churchill spoke intimately and easily over the wireless to his own people during the war.

in a way that arises from long or frequent direct personal experience:

Cycling acquaints you intimately with every bump, slice, crease, divot, ledge, ripple, and pothole in a street.

in a way that affords or encourages privacy, coziness, closeness of interaction, etc.:

The small tables are so that people can converse more intimately, even among a larger group.

The beautifully renovated 150-seat theater offers an intimately scaled setting with state-of-the-art acoustics.

in a way that involves a close union or connection:

Many of the ailments seen in the inpatient service are intimately linked to the malnutrition plaguing the region.