Preposition: of

• scope: There is plenty of scope for the adventurous mountain biker!

• fluid: Stay in the warm and take plenty of fluids.

• space: Use plenty of white space - it's easy to read.

• parking: There is plenty of safe off road parking up our 50m driveway.

• room: There will still be plenty of room for two large helmets or fitted luggage in the trunk.

• fruit: And don't forget to eat plenty of fruit and veg too.

Converse of object

• drink: Additionally, the sun can be quite intense and you should take care to drink plenty of fluids while on the beach.

• eat: And don't forget to eat plenty of fruit and veg too.

• allow: I would also recommend allowing plenty of time in which to locate the building.

• have: The kids will have plenty to keep them amused on board ship.

• find: ADVANCED Advanced skiers will find plenty of pistes on which to have fun.

• leave: This would leave plenty of time to join us for dinner in the evening.

Preposition: for

• everyone: A city of history and a city of the Sea, there's plenty for everyone on our Boulogne hotel breaks.

Infinitive complement

• admire: Yet, there has still been plenty to admire, details of which are contained within the right-hand column of this page.

• entertain: Whatever the weather there is plenty to entertain the entire family in this unique and beautiful unspoiled haven.

• choose: From table cloths to ceramics, there's plenty to choose from.

• keep: There is plenty to keep students busy with lots of choices within the eight main areas.

• do: Whilst not playing cricket, there was plenty to do in Barbados.

• see: Whether young or old, there is always plenty to see!

Noun used with modifier

• drink: Drink plenty of water, ideally before you become thirsty.