someone

Converse of object

• know: He knew someone who worked on Event Horizon who said they needed some extras to be really outrageous.
• tell: She even told someone who kept ringing me, despite the fact that I hardly knew her, to leave me alone.
• ask: You could also try to find out from nature books, or ask someone to help you.
• want: Speaking of pets, Siobhan wants someone to buy her a live monkey.
• find: Q How do I find someone to play with?
• let: Is he supposed to let someone attack him and possibly stab or shoot him and then ask questions?

Converse of subject

• perpetrate: I was hoping that this advertisement was a hoax, perpetrated by someone against your company.
• write: All worked using beautiful silk fabrics and written by someone who knows and loves silk.

Adjective modifier

sure: I am sure someone will pay what they are asking for.

Modifies a noun

• elses: You can bet if you camped on someone elses land you'd soon be moved on.
• else's: How would you like it if the access to your drive at home was obstructed by someone else's vehicle?
• else's: It applies to anyone advertising ( in the course of business ) on either their own website, or someone elseâs.
• suffering: I am such a empath that I do not trust myself to send without attachment especially if it is someone suffering.
• living: A Neighborhood to an inner-city resident will be very different from what it means to someone living in a predominantly rural area.
• close: Someone close to me has bipolar disorder - what should I do?

Noun used with modifier

• can: And can someone explain to me the logic of putting something in a bag that you can just carry in your hand?
• will: Now will someone try to tell me that this causes the whole gym " as a system " to feel a cocaine high?

Preposition: of

caliber: Andersen said: " It is a major loss for any sport when someone of the caliber of Tony calls it a day.

Preposition: with

anorexia: Someone with anorexia will also need to gain weight by eating well again.