Modifying Another Word

• very: It is at the very northern end of Shaftesbury Avenue just south of the junction with New Oxford Street.

• then: Piccadilly line to Leicester Square, then Northern to Tottenham Court Road.

• not: This is not northern Iraq, where Saddam Hussein gassed 5,000 Kurds in 1988.

• typically: Two actors who successfully bring the entire population of a typically northern pub to life play all fourteen characters.

Modifies a noun

• hemisphere: For many years schools in the northern hemisphere have invested large sums in ICT suites.

• province: I traveled three hours over dirt roads to visit a Clinic in the bush in the Northern province.

• quest: Northern quest he the eu argued is no doubt.

• ireland: To get sued the new mini around in recent i'll actually cheap car insurance northern ireland make.

• edge: We are situated on the northern edge of the City of Norwich.

• shore: Northern shore of the English Channel east up to Hastings, East Sussex.

Used with adjective complement

• invade: On the morning of Friday 12 December last year the combined forces of the English and Language Departments set out to invade northern France.

• strike: The shattering earthquake that struck northern Morocco early Tuesday has claimed 564 lives ( reported February 25 ).

• enter: The Kurds are disturbed by American plans to allow the Turkish Army to enter northern Iraq behind American forces.

• leave: In the meantime, Dmitry is free on US$50,000 bail but may not leave northern California.

• include: As well as Korea, the drought has hit much of Northeast Asia including northern China and Mongolia.

• put: Since 1991, when US fighter jets put northern Iraq off-limits to Iraqi forces, life has improved.