Preposition: of

• world: Label the parts of the world where the voices come from.

• process: What happens if I fail any part of the selection process?

• team: Actors will be flown in from Holland to play the part of the Dutch team.

• country: What do you know about the ecology of these species in your part of the country?

• program: This was part of the diabetes training program I had to attend.

Converse of object

• take: Around 3,500 people took part to let the Primary Care Trust know what they thought about the area's health problems.

• play: Getting Involved Playing a part in the Festival of Mutton is easy.

• form: Such guidance does not form part of the Local Plan Review.

• become: Midland Bank was founded in 1836 and in 1992 became part of the HSBC group.

Adjective modifier

• integral: EU law is therefore an integral part of the law in the UK.

• important: Patients can play an important part in deciding how they are treated.

• most: I spent the long winter evenings for the most part playing with my cousin Ted.

• essential: Our corporate clients make-up an essential part of our business.

• vital: There are various areas where biosecurity is a vital part of PRRS control.

• large: By larger companies suspension parts with relates to preventing.

Modifies a noun

• I: Matt: No, also money from part I in their budgets, can release money from part II as well.

• V: Part V of the 1985 Act provides for the " average " system of quantity control for prepacked goods.

• time: Increasingly students today are working part time, or are distance learners.

Noun used with modifier

• component: They were then tested for their suitability for reuse, or stripped down to their component parts for recycling.

• form: Forms Part 1 of the Toolkit for Carbon Neutral Developments.