Adjective modifier

• royal: Their biggest ever contract was with the Kuwaiti royal family to persuade the American public to support the first Gulf War.

• whole: The whole family is invited for this evening to remember.

• wealthy: The Levesons prospered from the wool trade to such a degree that by the fifteenth century they were the wealthiest family in the area.

• poor: It was a fairly poor family with Gaspare being a textile worker.

Modifies a noun

• member: Maxwell said she had taken him to a family member 's home nearby, causing the removal of Perry to last for several hours.

• history: Daughter would like to speak too for family history.

• bathroom: On the first floor there is a main bedroom with en-suite shower room, two further bedrooms and family bathroom.

• holiday: I have very happy memories of Menorca, the location of many family summer holidays.

• tree: For anyone building their family tree, this is THE place to start!

• home: The property is an ideal large family home or ideal for two families wishing to live together.

Noun used with modifier

• host: We then departed with our host family for an evening that helped to cement the bond between three European cultures.

• farming: I would urge every farming family to take advantage of these courses.

• birth: We are left wondering if the birth family themselves have donated any media cash they may have received to any charities?

• ruling: What happened to the Palace of Placentia when the Tudors became the ruling family in England?

Preposition: of

• victim: Nor does it help the families of the victims of September 11.

Preposition: with

• child: Around a quarter of our clients are families with children.