Preposition: of

• character: It uses the inner monologs of the characters to very good effect.

Converse of object

• deliver: He was delivering a long monolog about his research.

• speak: Each gets a chance to tell her story, through the surprisingly effective device of a monolog spoken directly to the camera.

• write: Track six is a monolog written by Mark Thompson.

• create: And, crucially, the process of creating a persuasive monolog is assumed to be complete before it is uttered to an audience.

• recite: I think the Secretary General can recite monologs on this subject.

Adjective modifier

• dramatic: His works suggests a dramatic monolog or stand-up comedy routine.

• lengthy: Relieved to have finished his lengthy monolog, he said, ' That's enough for today, don't you think?

• inner: I immediately wanted to think more in German, to use the language more in my inner monolog.

• interior: Some people like to put interior monologs in italics.

• humorous: His humorous monologs certainly ring true with what the late 80's / early 90's were all about.

Noun used with modifier

• opening: The opening monolog marries up to the images perfectly with their wide scope.

• comedy: Chalk & Cheese is a one-hour comedy monolog written and performed by Irish comedian McAleer.

• minute: This play is in effect a 90 minute monolog.

• character: The computer issues are dealt with in descriptive box outs and are just on the edge of character monolog.

• vagina: She wrote and performed a vagina monolog for Eve Ensler to standing ovation.