Converse of object

• provide: They will also provide a forum for practical debate.

• join: You will have to register to join the forum.

• establish: The seminars bring a number of healthcare professionals from different trusts and organizations together, establishing an open forum.

• host: It also hosts a forum for invited guests to discuss drug policy dilemmas facing policy makers around the world.

Preposition: for

• discussion: Please use the US litigation forum for further discussions.

• dissemination: It has a continuing role as a forum for the dissemination of information about current initiatives, especially through its web site.

• exchange: The homepage above is a first attempt to provide a homepage which can act as a forum for information exchange on line.

• debate: They will also provide a forum for practical debate.

Adjective modifier

• off-topic: The off-topic forum, 09-Aug-2006 01:38 Hi All And farewell This is my last bump until tomorrow week.

• online: Online consultation forum How should public authorities involve disabled people?

• multilateral: We are pursuing a peaceful, diplomatic solution through a multilateral forum.

• on-line: It has areas for an on-line forum, chat, personal pages, games and links.

• lively: Now in its sixth year, the seminar is a lively forum in which graduates and established academics discuss fresh perspectives on turn-of-the-century culture.

Modifies a noun

• thread: His dedication can be clearly seen in the forum thread.

Noun used with modifier

• discussion: Full Version: Policy At The Federal Reserve House Price Crash forum House Prices The main discussion forum on house prices?. .

• youth: Boys and Girls Clubs Scotland, for instance, are currently developing a youth arts forum.

• networking: The Chamber exists as much more than just a networking forum, although this is a part of their function.