Infinitive complement

• watch: It was phenomenal to watch a new culture boom like that!

Modifies a noun

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• consciousness: Such disconcerting thoughts help to make the problem of phenomenal consciousness vivid.

• success: The EU's phenomenal success should not remain a dirty secret, only to be talked about behind closed doors in the Council building.

• growth: Suddenly, the reasons for the company's phenomenal growth were clear.

• realm: The phenomenal realm is the world around us which we perceive with our senses.

• popularity: A tourism industry has developed around the phenomenal popularity of the book, which has sold more than 40million copies worldwide.

Modifying Another Word

• absolutely: The whole science of seed dispersal is just absolutely phenomenal.

• truly: A truly phenomenal spell of bowling from the Aussie.

• quite: The amount of information that a person can obtain with their help is quite phenomenal.

• already: Finally, new Groovy Girls ® dolls, accessories and other items will add excitement to the already phenomenal Groovy success story.

• simply: The rates of growth and development in Linux are simply phenomenal - and still accelerating.

• just: At Kingfisher Park the birding was just phenomenal from the start.

Used with adjective complement

• sound: If the game looks good, it sounds phenomenal.

• become: Her eyes change, but more noticably, her strength becomes phenomenal.

• describe: What was to follow can only be described as phenomenal.