a taxi driver

2. When something or someone is liked or attracted to someone.
4. The money you pay for a journey on public transportation, like a bus or train.
6. Referring to something or someone that was in a previous state or position.
8. Something that is not interesting or exciting, boring.
9. Believing something is true without having proof.
15. Something that is useful and can be used in real situations.
16. The busy center of a city where there are a lot of shops, offices, and businesses.
18. Loan Borrowing money for a short time, which must be paid back.

1. Something valuable or precious, like gold or jewels.
3. Money given to students to help pay for their education, usually because they have done well in their studies.
5. Keeping track of money, such as recording income and expenses for a business.
7. A period of three months, or one-fourth of a year.
10. The money you earn from your job, usually paid monthly.
11. Someone who pays for services from a professional or business.
12. Taking something, like money or a book, with the promise to give it back later.
13. When something, like a company or organization, is started or established.
14. Putting money into something, like stocks or property, with the hope of getting more money back later.
17. When someone strongly suggests or advises someone else to do something.