nearby

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• have: All three have large houses nearby, and pop in and out.
• recommend: Front desk was very professional, recommended a splendid bistro very nearby - 1 minute walk!

Modifying Another Word

• somewhere: Wherever he lives there should be somewhere nearby where he can be taken each day for free running exercise.
• relatively: These additional columns are usually only available in catalogs of relatively nearby and well-observed stars.
• all: Golf, walking, beaches, historic sights and of course Edinburgh are all nearby.
• also: For the golfers, Merlin Golf club with its driving range is also nearby.
• very: Front desk was very professional, recommended a splendid bistro very nearby - 1 minute walk!
• perhaps: Was it in the modern town of Inverness or perhaps nearby at Cawdor?

Infinitive complement

• discuss: Nearby to discuss the amount they're destinations are a checked for things.
• help: And where grandparents and other relatives are nearby to help with children and the work of the home, we should cultivate extended family.

Modifies a noun

• village: In the nearby village, the ruins of the 16 th Century Earl's Palace is a reminder of the more recent past.
• galaxy: In 1987 an extraordinary astronomical event took place - the light from an exploded star in a nearby galaxy was seen from Earth.
• town: She lived with her grandmother in a brick cottage beside the canal, in the nearby town.
• attraction: Nearby Attractions include: Robin Hood's Bay, the picturesque fishing village - only four miles away.
• lake: I remember sitting with him in the Sgts mess listening to the radio, I also recall us swimming together in a nearby lake.
• resort: This uniqueness, quite rightly, had the tourists flocking â usually in large groups bused in from nearby resorts.

Used with adjective complement

• live: Earlier in the day I spotted one of my colleagues, who lives nearby, out jogging!
• visit: Mighty Ephesus With plenty of time at Selcuk, we set out to visit nearby Ephesus.
• stand: A saddled gray mare stands nearby, well lathered.
• open: During the Spring Garden Festival there are numerous private gardens open nearby, such as Penjerrick, Carclew, Enys and Trevarno.