Object

• prescription: There is NO requirement to forward a prescription when ordering.

• message: A recipient may forward the message or reply in like manner.

• email: Based on an unoriginal email forwarded by Sue Sinclair, May 1995.

• query: She will forward any queries to the course leader.

• application: Instead, they forwarded the application directly to the CMA.

• detail: I will forward further details in course of time.

Modifies a noun

• momentum: Jim has given a clear forward momentum to the Courtauld Institute since our independence was achieved.

• thinking: You will hear directly from the most forward thinking, senior level speaker faculty.

• proposal: Once they will have taken a position, the Commission will consider bringing forward proposals to amend Directive 91/414 in 2002.

• motion: The viewer has a sense of continuing forward motion.

• planning: This requires forward planning, that I'm not very good at ).

• cabin: At the time two of us were down in the engine room, two in the forward cabin.

Modifying Another Word

• promptly: He therefore instructed appropriate professionals to carry out these valuations, which were promptly forwarded to the CTO once they became available.

• automatically: An email address to an email alias is automatically forwarded to an existing user.

• then: CORGI will then forward a declaration of safety which should be shown to tenant.

• easily: I noticed that it is in jpeg form, and thus could be easily forwarded to our email address.

• also: I have also forwarded to you 225 survey responses which were sent to me.

• not: It is important to remember that by default, routers do not forward broadcasts.

Used with adjective complement

• look: It looks forward to being able to provide a further update when the Group announces preliminary results on 1 December 2004.

• drive: The Department's Top Management Group is responsible for driving forward New TSN and for monitoring progress.