Pathways 3 Review Unit 5

One alternative is to experience another country by studying there.

• (v) to get money to pay for things that you need

• (n) a way of working with another person, group, or organization

• (n) something you can choose instead of another thing

• (v) to protect from harm

Many universities form partnerships with schools in other parts of the world to allow their students to learn about other cultures.

• (v) to get money to pay for things that you need

• (n) a way of working with another person, group, or organizations

• (adj) useful; recommended

• (adj) damaging;dangerous

Students may earn a living through part-time jobs, such as working in a café or restaurant.

• (v) to get money to pay for things that you need

• (v) to protect from harm

• (v) able to affect many places

• (v) able to continue in the long term

Many cities preserve their historic buildings, so tourists can see how the city used to look.

• (v) to make additional copies of

• (v) to get money to pay for things that you need

• (v) to protect from harm

• (v) able to continue in the long term

It may be necessary to get a visa before you are allowed to enter a country.

• (adj) essential; required

• (adj) useful; recommended

• (adj) unusual; surprising

• (adj) damaging; dangerous

Economic development must be sustainable in order to benefit future generations.

• (n) a way of working with another person, group, or organization

• (n) able to continue in the long term

• (n) able to affect many places

• (n) something you can choose instead of another thing

Mass tourism can have harmful effects on cities, such as increasing pollution levels.

• (adj) essential; required

• (adj) unusual; surprising

• (adj) useful; recommended

• (adj) damaging; dangerous