Cities

A city which is suitable or good for living in is (a)   .

In cities people often feel that they have no connection with the people around them or that they are not part of a group. This is called (a)   .

People who live in a city are called (a)  

Crossing the streets in a city is often (a)   for pedestrians, as their safety is not guaranteed even when the lights are green.

A (a)   zone is any part of a city or town in which there are mainly banks, shops, offices, theaters, restaurants, as opposed to a residential neighbourhood, an industrial zone, ... etc.

What gives a city a(n) (a)   is the energy and excitement connected to it.

Megacity centres are often (a)   , which means that they are crowded because they are full of people or things that are pushed closely together.

The social divide between the luxurious houses of the wealthy and the slums of the poor means social (a)   in a city.

(a)   tourists are often deceived by locals when they are overcharged in restaurants.

In Tokyo you can find a(n) (a)   subway which is operated by computers without needing human control.