Modifies a noun

• fact: In actual fact the figure of 8 is two almost closed ' C ' profiles, which are molded back to back.

• harm: Common assault, actual bodily harm, false imprisonment.

• cost: The actual cost of bringing you a game can be divided into three parts.

• expenditure: The SSA for flood defense is based on the actual expenditure on the levy in the previous year.

• result: Actual results, ie the end product of the process, are reported in Section 3.

• figure: The mental algorithm bears only a highly abstract relation to the actual figure.

Modifying Another Word

• naturally: Naturally actual sale prices for individual... www.proviser.com Hope Cove holiday cottages Devon: self catering near Salcombe... near Salcombe, .

• little: Tho the scenes are often dark, gruesome and evil looking, there's little actual bloodshed and only brief scenes featuring the chainsaw.

• about: If increasing the length of work intervals and reducing those of recovery intervals is a good idea, what about actual work interval intensity?

• not: Indeed, there is humor to be found in this film, if not actual jokes, in this phone call.

• much: National health interview services the office much actual California Broker Magazine research.

• now: I realize that many spammers are now actual people getting paid to disrupt the forum but its worth a try.

Used with adjective complement

• become: The throws are made to chest height & the passes become actual throws rather than just physically placing a ball in the other hand.

• make: Thus he takes causal principles to describe how a form is realized ( made actual ) given certain material resources.