Converse of object

• tell: He told the story of the young man who wanted his ax ground.

• read: The teacher may decide to read the story without showing the children the real headline.

• write: Write a story explaining where you think the treasure came from.

• recount: Even Watson himself has recounted the story in very different ways.

• hear: I have also heard the story of why the figure is eight.

• retell: However, they believe every word, even when she retells the story from someone else's view point.

Adjective modifier

• full: For the full story of the Spiral sessions take a look at our Harry Roche page.

• true: Everyone loves a true story, the stranger the better.

• short: The emphasis will be on short story writing during the classes.

• fascinating: The specific introduction of the use of x-rays to South Australia is a fascinating story with important international ramifications.

• whole: This is unlikely to be the whole story however.

• remarkable: The Bronski House is in part the remarkable story of what she found.

Modifies a noun

• teller: And the finest story tellers will recount the old, dramatic Kunda stories with everyone around the fire.

• arc: The next couple of episodes are a story arc with the emphasis on Washu.

Noun used with modifier

• ghost: The Woman in Black - A brilliant ghost story.

• detective: Also ' walking with children ' is well documented, sometimes as a real detective story or treasure hunt.

• success: On aid, we do have a success story to report.

• horror: I admit my background on gastric surgery... to treat this as a simple horror story.

• love: This second series is a love story - the sexuality of the players is inconsequential.

• news: A news story can jolt your emotions, explain the complex, reveal something new or maybe even make you change your mind.