Converse of object

• join: Some of the public showed an interest in joining the club which was very good.

• run: The clinical research section runs an evidence-based journal club with reviews of articles in the field.

Adjective modifier

• affiliated: The Institute has a very big individual membership as well as a large number of affiliated clubs throughout the country and overseas.

• exclusive: A new venture will see him become director of an exclusive racing club.

• amateur: Amateur sports clubs also benefitted from the budget, as donations are now exempt from tax.

• former: Vladimir Smicer is denied an emotional outing against his former club as he has failed to recover from a thigh injury.

• local: People do not organize a local football club to solve crime or to increase community bonding.

Modifies a noun

• captain: Next Saturday Bears Chairman Ron Banks goes head to head with club captain Al " Boomer " Robinson in the Home Nations Championship.

• night: A new friendly club night involving all four racket sports.

• secretary: Please contact BOF or your local club secretary for details of the fees.

• member: Club members don't just use the things they grow to cook food.

• membership: Members are reminded that it is a condition of club membership that all allocated duties are undertaken.

• chairman: Brooks Mileson, the club chairman was interviewed about his philosophy about community focused football clubs.

Noun used with modifier

• football: Football Clubs Various football clubs with gear for sale.

• golf: Utility room for golf clubs, bikes etc 12.

• youth: It helps to strengthen and build the capacity of youth clubs and organizations.

• sport: We had a variety of requests from teaching English & Drama to starting sports clubs for the children of the village.

• after-school: We're an after-school club with loads going on!

• rugby: Rugby Information about local rugby clubs can be found in our Sports Directory.