The document defines key finance-related terms including finance as both a noun and verb, financial as an adjective, and financially as an adverb. It also provides examples for each term to illustrate how they are commonly used regarding money management, budgets, and financial situations.

1. 41.Finance (Noun)
The management of a supply of money
Corporate/personal/public finance
The minister of finance/the finance minister
 You need to speak to someone in the finance department.
 The finance committee controls the school's budget.

2. Finance (Verb)
 To provide the money needed for something to happen
 The local authority has refused to finance the scheme.

3. Financial (Adjective)
 Relating to money or how money is managed.
Eg: - Financial difficulties/success.
- A financial adviser.
- Financial affairs.

4. Financially (Adverb)
 The project is not financially viable
(= will not produce enough money).
 He's still financially dependent on
(= regularly receives money to live from) his parents.

6. . Participate (v)
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Take a part or become involved in
activity
 He always didn't
participate in class
discussions.

7. Participation (n)
The act of participating
 A back injury active participation in any
sport for a while.

8. Participant (n)
Person who take a part
He has been an active participant in
the discussion.

9. Participatory (adj)
Participatory sports are becoming
more popular.