Possessives

• public: If BSkyB decides that the public's love affair with professional football is cooling down then the results would bring down the whole structure.

Preposition: with

• food: Product description: Organic Masala Chai Mix In Britain, we have a love affair with Indian food and travel to India.

• football: If BSkyB decides that the public's love affair with professional football is cooling down then the results would bring down the whole structure.

• ipod: It's going to be down to personal taste and whether you're prepared to end your love affair with the iPod.

Adjective modifier

• passionate: Observing the passionate love affair between light and atmosphere became the motive and the subject or this collection of works.

• lifelong: JOHN Ruskin's lifelong love affair with Venice is captured in an exhibition at Brantwood, Coniston.

• tragic: Both are moving accounts of tragic love affairs - some might call them tear-jerkers.

• secret: The second featured an office in Acton where I had worked, a secret love affair.

• brief: Meets Vita Sackville-West with whom she has a brief love affair.

• many: Her mother had grown tired of her father's pace and many love affairs, preferring the elite society of Paris.

Converse of object

• have: In his travels for his father's business, Watkins had an on-going love affair with the Herefordshire countryside.