Converse of object

• watch: To you, you're watching a soap opera, a play, something with no " real life " to it.

• produce: In 1968 he began producing the soap opera and cast John Sharp in the role of Les Clegg.

• include: Students then examine the concept of representation in a range of TV programs including soap operas, sitcoms and drama.

• make: Innovative webcams and home made soap operas can be transferred directly from the Internet.

• enjoy: This series will appeal to people who enjoy soap operas, Acorn Antiques and archive television fans.

• live: During this period she appeared in the short lived shipping soap opera " Triangle " .

Adjective modifier

• long-running: Her agent heard about a casting call going out for a role on the long-running Australian soap opera, Neighbors.

• Australian: Her agent heard about a casting call going out for a role on the long-running Australian soap opera, Neighbors.

• popular: Coronation Street - Cadbury's has just paid £ 10 million to continue to sponsor this very popular soap opera.

• first: K9 Which was the first soap opera on Channel 4?

• own: They're all stars in their own, self-created soap operas.

• new: Once again the day was fronted by Roy Leighton, with a new soap opera which was interwoven with the presentations.

Modifies a noun

• Brookside: He had a regular role in the Channel Four soap opera Brookside as Jack Sullivan.

• actor: You could record the voices of political figures, soap opera actors, cartoon characters or children's entertainers.

• story: I've presented the O Men as a soap opera story.

Noun used with modifier

• TV: Choose from the rubbish single whose name we can't remember, or a book of TV soap opera quizzes.

• television: The move is topical, coinciding with a current plot line in the popular television soap opera Coronation Street.

• radio: Beside Edda Sanga, she recruited another of her former students, Rose Haji, producer of a popular radio soap opera about health.

Possessives

• world: The Archers is the world's longest running soap opera.

Preposition: of

• government: What a bunch they are - this soap opera of a government.