Modifying Another Word

• really: Some suggestions: do a really nice deed for your partner like, drawing a warm bath or cooking a nice meal.

• very: Her voice was very nice, really suitable for the role.

• rather: The building has a verandah from which one imagines, is a rather nice elevated view of the action below.

• quite: Some IMAGES of Dorset here - quite nice ones.

Infinitive complement

• hear: It would be nice to hear from anyone who was in my year.

• see: Nice to see her taking an interest in anything actually.

• know: It would have been nice to know which fears of mine weren't really there.

• meet: Four Gigs in April, nice to meet up with some familiar faces along the way.

• think: Would be nice to think it is a ministry, as you wonder.

• sit: Rather nice to just sit down in a corner and drink tea quietly.

Modifies a noun

• guy: I'm a nice guy - I'm going to heaven, right?

• touch: A nice touch in this song is a very sixties style keyboard sound which, in style, is like The Doors.

• bloke: They're nice enough blokes but a bit serious for our liking.

• chap: The band plus the disco were great and such nice chaps.

• cup: His targets is to finish with a smile, have a nice cup of hot sweet tea and a long soak in the bath!

• surprise: A nice surprise for the closing song rescues the second half.

Used with adjective complement

• look: Dawn, your holiday home looks really nice, it will be nice to have somewhere to escape to for weekends away.

• taste: This site is not about healthy food - it is about veggie food that tastes nice.

• seem: The country seems quite nice, not very hilly, but plenty of small woods.

• sound: John: It sounds nice starting like that anyway.