Modifying Another Word

• eminently: This makes the beans eminently suitable for the gourmet coffee market.

• particularly: They explain simply why some materials are particularly suitable for specific purposes for example, glass for windows, copper for electrical cables.

• especially: I liked the length - not too long, especially suitable for time short undergraduates.

Preposition: for

• beginner: This is an introductory course suitable for beginners to digital video.

• vegetarian: Can you tell me which of your products are suitable for vegetarians?

• wheelchair: Suitable for wheelchairs, please call our office with your requirements.

• age: Soccer Academy is suitable for ages 7 to adult.

• inclusion: This project seeks to create antenna designs suitable for inclusion in SoC.

• child: Note: Sleeping in the top bunk is not suitable for children under 6 years old.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• find: Our Housing Services team can help you find something suitable.

• choose: In choosing sites suitable for working, we made the following considerations: Access to the site.

Modifies a noun

• candidate: The most suitable candidates are often tempted away by higher salaries in the private sector.

• habitat: Ringed Plover Seen in small numbers in suitable habitat.

• clothing: Please bring with you suitable clothing and a packed lunch.

• accommodation: Unfortunately, the College has no suitable accommodation for couples or families, who will need to make their own arrangements.

• applicant: Ultimately, the Engineering Academy is looking for suitable applicants for its apprenticeships.

• footwear: Carry warm clothing, blankets, a flashlight, a shovel, a bottle of water and suitable footwear.

Used with adjective complement

• deem: Feeling rejected personally when someone else is deemed more suitable for the part.

• consider: Not all cases are considered suitable for a no win no fee agreement.

• seem: If requested, it will let you know if anything that seems suitable to you comes up.