Modifies a noun

• currency: Over £ 100 million of foreign currency is currently lying around in UK homes.

• language: Teaching history in a foreign language: what language?

• minister: Geoffrey Howe, Britain's foreign minister, was explicit.

• policy: We often look on the United States in very negative ways due to their foreign policy.

• investor: Moreover, foreign investors have been more cautious about jumping into the Polish market recently.

• investment: Cuba: Limiting foreign investment of joint enterprises to 49 per cent.

Modifying Another Word

• totally: This technology is totally foreign to the agricultural trade.

• entirely: Eventually some people could feel that the world is communicating in an entirely foreign medium.

• completely: Rather than being completely foreign and exotic, it belongs to the Mediterranean cultural area, common to all heirs of the Greek legacy.

• then: My noble Friend accompanied the then Foreign Secretary ( Mr.

• very: This idea is very foreign to us in our society and yet it is basic to our understanding of Scripture.

• not: Im not foreign either so dont bring ethnics into it smartass.

Used with adjective complement

• sell: Is it legal to sell foreign Coca-Cola in the UK?