Converse of object

• haul: In addition to the naming, it is planned to run a few loco hauled trains on the Merthyr Tydfil line that day.

• catch: They arrived on the 4th June 1937 at Plymouth and caught a train to London.

Adjective modifier

• high-speed: French Travel Service Paris, France & Corsica, hotel holidays by high-speed train.

• overnight: Tonight we board the famous Reunification Express for our overnight train to Danang.

• underground: Oh, and an underground train, just the one, running between just two stations.

Modifies a noun

• station: Gatwick Airport Car Rental Train There isn't actually a train station at Luton Airport.

• journey: I can remember a train journey back from London one day.

• operator: In a sense, we are negotiating with both the rail operator and the train operator, because NIR does both.

• ride: A train ride through the mountains is not to be missed!

• crash: How many people do you know or know of who have been in train crashes?

• ticket: Compare that with the price of the train tickets.

Noun used with modifier

• steam: Q Where would you see steam trains today where the crew had a single line train staff?

• freight: Many happy days at City as well as countless Saturdays at Watford Junction enjoying the huge number of express passenger and lumbering freight trains.

• passenger: A total of 25 companies will operate the passenger trains.

• commuter: Tackling the problem of overcrowding on so many of our commuter trains.

• sleeper: By Rail: sleeper train service runs from London to Inverness daily, except Saturday.

• intercity: Intercity trains to Euston ( 53 minutes ) and to Birmingham.

Preposition: of

• thought: There appears to be a change in the train of thought between 10,1 and 10,2.

Preposition: for

• priesthood: Aged 27, he trained for the priesthood at St Cuthbert's College Durham.

• ordination: He trained for ordination into the Church of England at Wycliffe Hall, Oxford and was ordained in 1996.