Adjective complement with noun phrase

• want: If we want something different we will have to work and struggle for it.

• do: Each line does something different, but only one can be used at a time!

Modifies a noun

• type: At the same time breeders with a slightly different type of Welsh pig were winning awards in the Show ring.

• way: Below are three different ways to develop content for your site.

• kind: Different kinds of Carers There are several types of carer.

• approach: To do this we need a very different approach to our use of land.

• aspect: It was also important to allow students a taste of different aspects of health.

• level: There are a number of ' Central Sun's each bringing energy through at a different level.

Modifying Another Word

• slightly: At the same time breeders with a slightly different type of Welsh pig were winning awards in the Show ring.

• completely: Produce 3 or 4 completely different designs for packaging your final circuit.

• quite: However, the anomaly patterns are quite different from those seen in the observations.

• totally: The two games are actually totally different offering very seperate styles of play.

• entirely: An entirely different package is available from within the general show format for each family member.

• no: Personal privacy is a right and a choice no different than talking in your own home.

Used with adjective complement

• look: Amazing cereal links As harvest time approaches, cereal crops such as maize and wheat look very different from each other in the field.

• feel: Like Jayne I would hate anyone forcing Reiki onto me, however if they were offering Reiki maybe the energies would feel different.

Preposition: in

• character: At Home - Seizures may become more frequent or slightly different in character following birth.

• style: His books were very different in style and in content from conventional Victorian and Edwardian writing.

Preposition: from

• rest: What made him so brilliant, so different from the rest of us?

• today: Emotional block Geoffrey Henning, a founder of Crusaid, believes support in the 80s was very different from today.