Converse of object

• recite: Children at Leapfrog Day Nurseries will be learning and reciting rhymes, stories and songs, while raising vital funds for I CAN.

• chant: Other groups chanted the rhyme as they pretended to be the monster.

• sing: Does she enjoy looking at books and joining in to sing rhymes and tell stories?

• remember: Remember the rhyme " Peas porridge hot, peas porridge cold, peas porridge in the pot nine days old.

Object

• dictionary: He reads poetry more than he used, and he keeps a rhyming dictionary in his bedroom.

Adjective modifier

• feminine: Feminine rhymes are those ending in a mute e or a mute syllable.

• internal: Back to top The poem has an irregular rhyme scheme - including occasional internal rhyme.

• occasional: Back to top The poem has an irregular rhyme scheme - including occasional internal rhyme.

• traditional: Even traditional nursery rhymes were adapted to give a ' Potato Pete ' theme!

• favorite: Baby rhymes party supplies Baby rhymes A favorite nursery rhyme to give your party a certain lift.

• famous: The original Banbury Cross in the famous nursery rhyme was pulled down at the end of the 16th century.

Modifies a noun

• scheme: You are not expected to remember every metrical device or every rhyme scheme: I have included a glossary at the back.

• awareness: Bonnie Macmillan carried out a meticulous examination of the research evidence behind the influential claims that rhyme awareness promotes reading ability.

Noun used with modifier

• nursery: The nursery rhyme version we know now is much longer of course.

• childhood: The implements the part of the childhood rhyme ' thirty days have September, \\ April June and November.