Preposition: on

• wetland: Common Sandpiper Actitis hypoleucos 9/15: Common on wetlands.

• coast: Green Wood Hoopoe Phoeniculus purpureus 9/15: Common on the coast, breed Senegambia Hotel.

Preposition: as

• muck: These days you can't use the phrase, but let's face it - she was common as muck.

Adjective modifier

• Very: Gastrointestinal tract Very common: nausea, vomiting; common: dryness of the mouth; with suppositories, rectal irritation may occur.

Modifies a noun

• sense: Nice Little Runner, Selling 4 My Mate Lastly, some common sense is always a good thing.

• cause: The most common cause of infection is via pig movement.

• ground: The game itself merely provides a context; common ground where things happen to players.

• denominator: But alas, I am not quite in tune with the lowest common denominator.

• theme: Let me just very quickly note some common themes in the two discourses.

• scoter: Interest dwindled on the sea, where there were just 42 Common Scoter and 30 Sandwich Terns logged passing the Bill.

Used with adjective complement

• become: Daily or monthly interest is becoming more common on mortgage products.

• seem: Would you want to join a fleet where this disparaging attitude seems common?

Preposition: along

• coast: Western Gray Plantain-eater Crinifer piscator 10/15: Common along the coast.

Modifying Another Word

• in: Children have to see what they have in common with children with disabilities, not the differences " .

• fairly: Excellent health using was not significant were fairly common.

• increasingly: It is increasingly common for funding sources to be made up of several different funders.

• quite: It is quite common for older female Koi to reach July or August without spawning.

Preposition: in

• habitat: Redshank Common in all suitable habitats Greenshank 1 or 2 at Cabo de Gata, 1 at Las Norias.

• woman: Dry eye syndrome is more common in women, possibly due to hormone fluctuations.

• scrub: Double-spurred Francolin Francolinus bicalcaratus 7/15: Fairly common in open scrub.