Converse of object

• say: But for weeks, said the narrator, " we were afraid to venture outside our own doors.

• play: Matthew Rhys, who has appeared in BBC's ' The Lost World ' , plays the narrator, First Voice.

• do: Where does the narrator think the bird comes from?

• use: Here, Paul recommends using a narrator to help move the story along.

• have: This, a children's book, is the first novel to have an autistic narrator.

Converse of subject

• tell: The Broken Places is told by a third person narrator with access to Paul's thoughts.

Adjective modifier

• omniscient: And how much can we believe our omniscient narrator?

• Miltonic: The Miltonic narrator 's central strategy here is to empty himself of poetic agency.

• unreliable: It's the same device that any unreliable narrator employs.

• unnamed: When the unnamed narrator of Jeff Povey's The Serial Killers Club is attacked, he has no choice to defend himself.

• unseen: After he left radio he was the unseen narrator of the television series The Untouchables from 1959 until 1963.

• female: Do you have a preference for a male or female narrator?

Noun used with modifier

• first-person: Much of the discussion of the book has centered round Hornby's use of a female first-person narrator.

• person: The Broken Places is told by a third person narrator with access to Paul's thoughts.

• child: The child narrator explains the importance of names in Chinese culture, and how giving your child certain names can affect your fortune.

Possessives

• father: The narrator's father had worked in that yard for almost fifty years.

• voice: The expression of the narrator's voice helps pupils to understand idiomatic language.

Possessives

• film: Many of the main players in the Rutles career are featured in archive interviews or in discussion with the film's narrator.

Preposition: of

• story: The narrator of this story asked him why he halted.

• book: Interview with the author Who is the narrator of the book?