Possessives

• disaster: The problem today Drought and other ' natural ' disasters are often wrongly blamed for causing famines.

Modifying Another Word

• perfectly: Her friends told her she was worrying unnecessarily, a perfectly natural reaction for a new mom.

• entirely: His use of natural features and of partially buried field boundary walls gives the course an entirely natural feel.

• totally: Omnilux Revive, the totally natural method of light only skin rejuvenation.

• quite: The dame was exceedingly quick in observing their love, which she seemed to consider quite natural.

• only: Its only natural for you to be down after all the turmoil you've been through over the last few months.

Infinitive complement

• suppose: It would be natural to suppose that the village priest was not a good one and had carried out the ritual incorrectly.

• conclude: It is natural to conclude that the ' common architect's ' work is of no significance.

• worry: It is very natural to worry when you can't sleep.

Modifies a noun

• beauty: A ) Marvel at the natural beauty of the universe.

• disaster: Natural disasters have been causing lots of problems recently.

• habitat: However, woodland is their natural habitat where fallen leaves hide their presence.

• resource: At the same time, mercury is a valuable natural resource.

• environment: The superb natural environment at Newton Park lakes, streams, grasslands, woods provide a unique base for study.

• selection: That's the kind of thing natural selection does all the time.

Used with adjective complement

• seem: Seems very very natural, not at all forced.

• appear: Flesh tones appear natural when not basked in various light sources, as scenes switch from cold snowscapes to warm, red evenings.

• feel: Those who can type very well can frequently choose a password based on a sequence of keystrokes that feel natural.

• look: An oiled surface is ideal if you want the floor to look as natural as possible.

• become: We can always hope for a future in which the understanding of hormones has increased to such an extent that good behavior becomes natural.