Object

• notice: Whole streets are being bought up by Hebrew syndicates, whose first act is to serve notice on all Gentile tenants.

• basis: Tickets will be issued on a first come first served basis.

• food: Children will be catered for from the specially prepared childrenâs menu, serving only fresh food, prepared to order.

Preposition: on

• committee: Committee Members may not serve on any one committee for more than two terms.

Preposition: as

• catalyst: Minerals and trace elements serve as vital catalysts for the biological reactions that take place within the body.

• introduction: These documents were to serve as an introduction and to teach Chen to understand his own role in the 1925-27 period.

Adjective complement

• hot: Serve hot with custard, cream or ice cream.

Infinitive complement

• reinforce: The results of the hearing served only to reinforce the proper view of the evidence presented to the officers in April.

• remind: If that is the case, the incident serves to remind us that Jesus has the authority to pass God's judgment.

• emphasize: I think this serves to emphasize further the viewer looking with a kind of voyeuristic gaze into the world.

• confuse: Further discussion on the point would only serve to confuse.

Preposition: in

• army: He isn't trusted to serve in the army.