Adjective complement with noun phrase

• say: Ok I am one of the few americans here so I have to say something intelligent.

Modifies a noun

• robot: When intelligent robots are sent into hazardous situations, fewer human lives are put at risk.

• agent: A certain type of intelligent agent is called a spider.

• creature: How to draw a Cartoon Pig Pigs are lots of fun and quite intelligent creatures.

• routing: The Tenor integrates a gateway, a gatekeeper, and intelligent call routing, and supports QoS all in one solution.

• being: But Psyche is powered by the minds of intelligent beings and Mentor intends to feed the Alphans to his machine!

• lyric: Her vocals roar out the literate, intelligent lyrics with brutal honesty.

Modifying Another Word

• emotionally: There is a lot of praise for emotionally intelligent, even humble, leaders.

• fiercely: We all know him as a fiercely intelligent man, an outstanding linguist, academic and manager of people.

• highly: Primates are highly intelligent, social animals with complex behavior.

• sensitively: Sensitively intelligent, there was no escaping the significance of the only possible deduction.

• reasonably: I consider myself reasonably intelligent ( tho definitely slow to understand some things ), but I'm lost in the impl.. .

• extremely: An example of this is a criminal who lacks moral conscience but is extremely intelligent.

Infinitive complement

• know: They would, of course, like to ban tobacco altogether but are intelligent enough to know that is not feasible.

• say: Each of these is the same kind of thing with endless swearing and nothing intelligent to say.

Used with adjective complement

• become: The thing about Maurice and the rats is that they have become intelligent having been eating off the Wizards rubbish dump.

• consider: In 1950 he described a Test for deciding if a machine could be considered intelligent.

• provide: Provide intelligent, creative business solutions to improve quality and reduce cost.

• include: Applications include intelligent CRT terminals, information display systems and video games.

Preposition: in

• way: Intelligent machines As computer processing power continues to increase, computers will become ever more intelligent in the way they interact with humans.