Object

• role: A chapter on the role played by Pope John Paul II in the final years of the Cold War would also have been welcome.

• game: These were very good for playing the war games which obsessed us all.

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

• football: There are some youths outside playing football in a 'No Ball Zone ' .

• guitar: He loved to dance, play the guitar or ukulele; he was a real actor.

• host: From the earliest days of the moving image, the Empire played host to the technological advances of cinema.

Converse of object

• write: His first play written with Esme Wynne was written in 1917.

Adjective modifier

• fair: So fair play, he's self recorded and written a pretty reasonable middle of the road album.

• outdoor: Outdoor play Weather permitting; children are encouraged to take some ' fresh air ' .

Modifies a noun

• sudoku: Play sudoku online, play sudoku puzzle for fun.. .

• area: There's also a play area for the children.

• equipment: PLAY AREAS The children's play areas provide a wide range of play equipment including an adventure play frame.

Noun used with modifier

• role: You can find alternative answers to the role play tasks in the Comment section of each exercise.

• adventure: PLAY AREAS The children's play areas provide a wide range of play equipment including an adventure play frame.

• game: A seamless movement from training through introduction of story elements to full game play took careful planning.

• morality: Instead of producing a drama-documentary of events, Spielberg manages a limp morality play which becomes very tiresome.

Preposition: in

• league: There are currently four teams playing in the Jamaican league.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• around: This would be an awesome kite for playing around in waves.

• along: I knew he had played along with the British, but this was a ploy - or was it?

• on: So, which wheel do you think this columnist would recommend you to play on?