Converse of object

• go: P and me went blackberry picking earlier - she got the easy stuff I got the higher stuff - hence the multitude of scratches.

• eat: There were also many stops to pick and eat blackberries!

• collect: We also collected blackberries to make jam, my aunts also made strawberry jams and blackcurrant jam because they grew them.

• have: I know many of you probably in the audience have BlackBerries, yes, raise your hands.

• get: Soon I'll need to go get some blackberries... .

Adjective modifier

• first: In the south west of England it was believed that the first blackberry spotted growing each year would banish warts.

Modifies a noun

• liqueur: For something a little more serious, it's all about Bond in Moscow - champagne, vodka and blackberry liqueur.

• picking: Brian Mackey ^ Towers You took us blackberry picking.

• bush: They decided to scatter his ashes round the blackberry bushes at the edge of the field.

• jam: Made in large disks with a yellow rind, they range from mild to nutty and are typically served with blackberry jam.

• fruit: It has an incredibly deep, dark color with gigantic blackberry fruit on the palate with hints of coffee.

• device: Blackberry devices are now PDA market leaders, representing 25 percent of sales.

Preposition: in

• autumn: Some uncommon species of bramble are to be found; of blackberries in the autumn there is a rare harvest.