PTE

the ability and processes used to retain information or experiences and retrieve them later

A general emotional state that lasts for a period of time and may have no clear immediate cause.

A group of people connected by where they live, shared interests, or a sense of belonging.

The shared and changing beliefs, practices, knowledge, and forms of expression associated with a group.

The typical way a person or group lives, including habits, activities, and patterns of spending time or money.

the state of belonging to a club, organization, or other group

An area of a town or city where people live and share nearby streets and facilities.

to begin living in a place with the intention of staying for a long time

to offer time and effort willingly without being paid

Not so expensive that the intended person or group cannot reasonably pay for it.

The system of producing, distributing, and using goods and services in a country, region, or other community.

connected with industry, especially the production of goods in factories

An arrangement through which buyers and sellers exchange a particular type of good or service.

A fixed regular payment for a job, commonly stated as an annual amount and paid in installments.

travel to places for visits or holidays and the activities and services that support those visitors

The buying, selling, or exchange of goods and services, particularly between regions or countries.

Payment for work, often calculated by the hour or day and paid at regular intervals.

To make a product, service, or event known through public messages intended to attract interest or customers.

A public message designed to promote a product, service, or event and attract attention or customers.

The recognizable name and associated identity that distinguish a product, service, or organization from others.

help and support that a business provides to people using or buying its products

To pay someone to do work as a member of an organization's staff.

A person who works for an employer in return for pay.

A person or organization that pays people to work as its employees.

To select and employ someone for paid work.

to make goods through an organized activity

The amount by which a business's revenue exceeds its costs over a particular period or activity.

To obtain something by paying for it.

an organized set of activities intended to gain support for a candidate, party, or proposal in an election