Adjective complement with noun phrase

• do: They also meet on a Thursday for housegroup and try & do something social every week or two.

Modifies a noun

• exclusion: Certain aspects of social exclusion of children have seen sharp rises in the last few years.

• worker: To get direct payments, you need to have a social worker, who will assess you for the support you need.

• inclusion: Nicole: For me, it's about social inclusion.

• science: The ideal candidate should have a research, social science or history background.

• enterprise: Making dreams come true is what social enterprise is all about.

• justice: We both believe in strong economies, combined with high levels of social justice.

Modifying Another Word

• inherently: One of the most compelling arguments for the use of computer games in education is that they are inherently social.

• essentially: Human beings are essentially social, and throughout life we exist and are formed by the various social relationships that we build with others.

• about: Nicole: For me, it's about social inclusion.

• highly: I think the meals are a highly social event so eating alone is kind of sad and almost not even worth the trouble.

• very: He was a very social guy and very pleasant to have on the boat.

• extremely: Many birds are extremely social, congregating in large flocks or roosting in colonies.

Noun used with modifier

• football: Having proved their worth on the pitch it was time to introduce the Freshers to the football socials!

Used with adjective complement

• promote: In one example it highlights how the BNP opposed huge investments in local schools, arguing it would promote social mixing.

• exist: It opens up possibilities for innovations which challenge existing social ( and natural ) categories.

Preposition: of

• term: And the last social of the term was the Xmas meal at Dylan's ( and then onto Jive ).