enjoyable

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• make: What do you think makes any holiday enjoyable, whether you are in Spain, Florida or at home?
• find: So I hope you'll find these pages enjoyable.

Modifies a noun

• evening: All in all, a very enjoyable evening at the rink!
• romp: This was a gargantuan effort by Pride -- a truly enjoyable, tongue-in-cheek romp which earned them a well deserved medal winning place.
• stay: A most enjoyable stay from checking in to checking out.
• weekend: Many thanks to everyone who contributed to a very enjoyable weekend.
• afternoon: Whilst our numbers were small we still had a enjoyable afternoon.
• experience: Many thanks to all for making my holiday a really enjoyable experience.

Modifying Another Word

• thoroughly: Enough to say a thoroughly enjoyable evening was had by all.
• hugely: All in all, ' The Christmas Invasion ' is hugely enjoyable thanks to David Tennant.
• immensely: The fact of the matter is, farting is immensely enjoyable.
• highly: The online games are highly enjoyable - added to by the lack of lag or slowdown on the efficient Xbox Live system.
• very: We had a very enjoyable walk, despite getting rather lost in Birch woods.
• extremely: All in all, a family game which can make learning extremely enjoyable.

Infinitive complement

• listen: The complex rhythms and the accompanying choreography are enjoyable to listen to and watch.
• watch: That way it becomes a lot more enjoyable to watch i've found.
• read: Feedback This was most enjoyable to read, Elena.

Used with adjective complement

• prove: What more can I say, other than that the experience of writing up my thesis is proving quite enjoyable.

Preposition: for

• everyone: Make the area around the school safer and more enjoyable for everyone.
• everybody: The play combines a story of love and confusion with physical comedy making it enjoyable for everybody.