Object

• decision: City have toy make a decision next week whether to buy him, he must have influenced Lennie.

• difference: These aim to develop research in areas where long term study or involvement could make a difference.

• sense: Anyway - come to the Dark Side - you know it makes sense.

• contribution: The numerous allotments in the area enabled the local community to make a significant contribution to the " Dig for Victory " campaign.

• progress: Stream may need to dry up completely to make any real progress.

• change: Press the button marked Accept to make the change to the new viewport.

Noun phrase with adjective complement

• accessible: Water level in dig dropped significantly so some time spent lowering floor to make end more accessible.

• easy: Leeds simply refuse to make life easy for themselves.

Adjective complement

• clear: The benefits of nuclear energy to individuals are not so transparently obvious and need to be made clearer.

• sure: You have to make sure they don't bite you.

• possible: The shared workspace tools already available ( such as NTE ) have been shown to make possible a wide range of language teaching work.

Followed by a transitive particle

• up: Eight youth crisis projects were selected to make up a Positive Practice Forum.

Infinitive complement

• ensure: DISCLAIMER Every effort has been made to ensure the information on this website is accurate and current.