Converse of object

• have: The other day he took me to see the specialist and we were having a nag on the way.

Adjective modifier

• old: Sorry to sound like a bit of an old nag.

• little: I think this fixed all the little nags I had about the first film!

• only: Make them catch a train or walk because they cant read maps and only nag.

Modifies a noun

• y: Dywedwyd amdano ei fod yn dangos mwy i ni nag y gallwn ei weld.

• screen: No Quick Time nag screens asking you to upgrade to the next version, or ' codec not found ' in Windows.

• o: Mae tlodi gorllewin Cymru a'r Cymoedd yn waeth hyd yn oed nag eiddo llawer o wledydd bloc dwyrain Ewrop gynt.

• byddent: Felly, mae ein dyletswydd i bobl ag anawsterau dysgu yn fwy nag y byddent wedi bod fel arall.

• champa: Our range of indian and tibetan buddha and nag champa incense sticks and cones ensure our aromatics department is a delight for your senses.

• ysgolion: Mae'n amlwg nad yw ysgolion yng Nghymru, ar y cyfan, yn cael mwy o arian nag ysgolion yn Lloegr.

Modifying Another Word

• always: If he goes to the pub because she always nags him and puts him down and rejects him, who is in the wrong?

• now: Ladies, if he thought you could nag now, wait til he sees these!

• not: Do not nag about food, spy on your friend or get drawn into becoming some form of monitor or control.

Noun used with modifier

• hytrach: Maent wedi ymddwyn fel aelodau o'r Blaid Lafur yn hytrach nag aelodau o'r blaid sydd mewn grym.

• are:-: Evaluation Restrictions are:- nag screens, 10 pages only & Traction Text.

Infinitive complement

• get: I do have to admit that none are mad about dinosaurs and I really had to nag to get them moving to get ready.