Modifies a noun

• deal: However, a great deal has stayed in the gulf region.

• success: We hope the campaign will be a great success.

• fun: Not only are oranges rich in vitamin C, the Koi also have great fun sucking on the flesh of the orange.

• opportunity: I think it has been a great opportunity for me.

• importance: In particular, we attach great importance to the quality of the leadership we provide.

• emphasis: His great emphasis is on the sense of a.. .

Modifying Another Word

• far: This concentration of retail power is far greater than in the rest of the EU or in the US markets.

• even: The Phase II map will offer even greater power to detect such functionally important genetic changes.

• much: First, I think there are ways in which we could go on to offer much greater diversity in assessment.

• significantly: The availability of nest boxes was significantly greater in tetrads containing breeding Barn Owls than in those with no owls.

• truly: If you know someone that is doing some truly great work, Beacon would like to hear about them.

• too: The Sixth Round of the FA Cup again proved too great a hurdle.

Infinitive complement

• hear: Steve 28 February, 2002 Steve, It is great to hear that GA is working for you like it worked for me.

• see: It's great to see things come to fruition.

Used with adjective complement

• look: For the most part, the density looks great.

• sound: I just finished listening to it and it sounds great.

• prove: The Sixth Round of the FA Cup again proved too great a hurdle.

Preposition: for

• snack: Again great for a snack to eat whilst waiting for the remainder of the food to cook.

Preposition: than

• sum: The Enterprise Alliance exemplifies that the whole is greater than the sum of the parts.

• kg: Male and female donors must be greater than 70 kg in weight.