Adjective modifier

• Japanese: Due to our tried and tested sourcing methods we boast the world's largest candidate base of Japanese bilinguals studying or working across Europe.

• young: Many bilingual children's special needs go unrecognized where staff are unsure of the normal range of language development in young bilinguals.

• proficient: Some are more orientated toward adult learners, learning English as a Foreign Language or aspects of language use by proficient bilinguals.

Modifies a noun

• dictionary: Check whether parents would be able to provide a bilingual dictionary for the pupil.

• learner: Isolated bilingual learners are not confined to rural areas.

• assistant: The bilingual assistant will visit your child in his or her class, usually on a weekly basis.

• signage: Beyond that there is the further issue of the usage of bilingual signage in the private sector.

• pupil: What do the language profiles of bilingual pupils look like?

• lexicography: Nevertheless it is still a problem to use text corpora in bilingual lexicography.

Modifying Another Word

• officially: Language: Although Canada is officially bilingual ( English and French ), English is more commonly spoken in Saskatchewan.

• truly: Without any substantial domains in other aspects of life this alone cannot produce a truly bilingual society.

• fully: Fully bilingual signs will be provided in any public areas of the new Welsh office from the outset.

• completely: The latter, because of its past history in the southern Tyrol, is completely bilingual in name and culture.

• already: All work is carried out within CCW's Welsh Language Scheme and around 80 staff are learning Welsh - a third are already bilingual.

• up: The hearing children of deaf parents often grow up bilingual too, learning a sign language at home.

Noun used with modifier

• adult: Of interest to the authors is also whether adult bilinguals perceive speech similarly or differently to monolinguals.

Used with adjective complement

• become: Thanks to the BBC, some country children were becoming bilingual.

• grow: The hearing children of deaf parents often grow up bilingual too, learning a sign language at home.

Preposition: in

• language: Being bilingual in any language can have very positive effects on children and their education.

• accordance: Request that all signage is bilingual in accordance with Neath Port Talbot County Boro Council's Welsh Language Scheme.