Converse of object

• keep: Foundations 2 & 3 state ‘ understand the risk reward ratio ' and ‘ Try and keep things simple ' .

Infinitive complement

• use: It is much simpler to use than to describe.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• keep: To keep things simple, we suggest that you copy the pictures you wish to use into your My Pictures or My Documents folder.

Modifies a noun

• step: The five simple steps will be: 1. Complete your details.

• answer: Sadly, there is no simple answer to the problem.

• task: Would be willing to perform some simple computer tasks.

• fact: The simple fact is that Jesus HAS come to die for YOUR sins.

• explanation: Paper Plate Education is an initiative to reduce complex notions to simple paper plate explanations.

• rule: All training should obey a few simple rules to be effective.

Modifying Another Word

• relatively: There are two relatively simple approaches to solve such equations.

• deceptively: The game itself, for the uninitiated is deceptively simple - just bridge the gap from the left to the right with lines.

• fairly: Everything just fell into place. It was fairly simple, " she notes.

• quite: You can use quite simple programming methods to create a neural network in Visual Basic.

• very: An example of a very simple CMM is shown below.

Infinitive complement

• install: Being fully portable, they are simple to install.

• operate: Simple to operate at the push of a button.

• understand: It is simple to understand with easy administration and clearly defined costs, and designed to be flexible and " stakeholder friendly " .

Used with adjective complement

• seem: It seems simple, but I make it so complicated.

• appear: The musical prowess of Catlow, however, makes it appear deceptively simple.