Adjective complement with noun phrase

• make: Events Part of making humanism more approachable is making families feel welcome.

• find: I have found the staff approachable, friendly and helpful.

Modifies a noun

• manner: I enjoy RMT because the people here make the firm, everyone has a friendly and approachable manner.

• style: We hope our approachable style comes across in these pages.

• tutor: These courses are taught by friendly, approachable tutors in a relaxed environment.

• staff: Friendly approachable staff will be moving freely around the library offering reading advice rather than operating from behind a counter.

• attitude: Praised by our students and Ofsted for our caring and approachable attitude to learning and development.

• introduction: This course examines language variation in the Spanish-speaking world through an approachable introduction to dialectology and the notion of language change.

Modifying Another Word

• refreshingly: The PRS Foundation for New Music The PRS Foundation for New Music ( PRSF ) is a refreshingly approachable and adventurous funding body.

• very: Yet, they are all very approachable people who show genuine interest in their students.

• extremely: Teaching is of a very high standard and the lecturers are extremely approachable.

• easily: Is the manager easily approachable to ask a question or to discuss an issue that concerns you?

• completely: One thing about me that will convince you I am human like you and completely approachable: I'm really approachable.

• quite: Our police force are quite approachable at the moment.

Used with adjective complement

• seem: A variety of building materials provides interest and seems more approachable.

• become: Throughout this period, as asking prices became more approachable, buyers returned to the market, slowly pushing sale prices upwards.

• remain: A. I would hope I'll remain approachable for the rest of my life.

• look: Whether you choose business or casual dress, the most important factor is to look approachable to a prospective client.

Preposition: in

• way: He was affable and approachable in a way that his mother never was.

Preposition: for

• student: The tutors are friendly and approachable for the students.