Adjective complement with noun phrase

• find: The aim is for 75 % of attendees to find the training useful.

Modifies a noun

• tool: They are a useful tool for carrying out a wide range of activity.

• websites: There are some really useful websites check them out for further details.

• link: Next to the search box there are some useful links.

• tip: More Fizzy Tips next time... Thanks, Norma, for these useful tips.

• resource: There are some useful resources on the Internet which a few searches will uncover.

• information: There is a lot of useful information to be found here.

Modifying Another Word

• particularly: These are particularly useful for people with very dry eyes.

• extremely: These leaflets would be extremely useful to distribute to staff.

• especially: Especially useful for longer vehicles or vehicles with restricted rear vision.

Infinitive complement

• refer: It is useful to refer to the example of Wilkin and Sons, which hon.

• know: It is useful to know how many handsets are in use at any one time.

• investigate: People with visual difficulties may find it useful to investigate access.adobe.com - services provided to improve the accessibility of Acrobat documents.

• consider: There were several ideas here that may be useful to consider within Napier's Educational Research Network.

• compare: It was also agreed that it would be useful to compare relative usage of different areas of the website.

• summarize: To set the background, it may be useful to summarize the views of the panelists from their position papers.

Used with adjective complement

• prove: A set of magazine files where journals can be kept in date order may prove useful here.

• find: Which of these three sources do you find most useful for finding out about the raid?

Preposition: for

• anyone: Useful for anyone involved, or planning to be involved, in humanitarian assistance.

• purpose: Other uses The symbols are intended to be useful for all purposes in which the exact identity of a nucleotide may vary.