Adjective complement with noun phrase

• make: It aims to make that vision real through political education, political participation and political representation.

Modifies a noun

• estate: Why should you invest in real estate in Bulgaria?

• difference: Even small amounts of capital can make a real difference to local services.

• ale: Web links that may interest you None Real ale Very unlikely Access via public transport Good.

• world: Let's start with a look at the way in which inequalities actually get tackled in the real world.

• life: Many today seek a more significant life, an enduring life, what they might call a real life.

• problem: Maybe they're the real problem, not our way of life.

Modifying Another Word

• very: For the pure in heart in a very real sense, THE BEST IS YET TO BE.

• only: Constant supervision is the only real means of ensuring your child's safety.

• too: On my soul, I think the eyes are too real for the face!

• so: The puzzles look so real online jigsaw puzzle and the music sounds so great!

• quite: Photography was, of course, quite real, but it has proven to be a favorite tool of hoaxers since its invention.

• little: John Hawkins ( Wiltshire ) agreed saying there was little real understanding of the significance and importance of the national agreement.

Used with adjective complement

• seem: This, I suggest, is what makes the dream seem more real on waking up.

• feel: It feels more real, it feels as tho you were conscious in the dream.

• make: Resource was commissioned by DCMS in February 2003 to lead the preparation of a three-year action plan to make real the vision.

• produce: Whatever your needs, be assured of our helpful, no-nonsense approach that produces real, attainable choices.

Preposition: in

• sense: Brahman, Ultimate Reality, is real in the truest sense.

Preposition: than

• one: There is no other world that is more real than the one in which we live.