Preposition: in

• depth: PLANNING AND IMPLEMENTING 8. More in depth and forward thinking health and safety objectives should set to develop and maintain performance levels.

Infinitive complement

• do: But, Father, I want even more to do your will.

Modifies a noun

• information: For more detailed information about the coastal routes, visit Eric Walker's website.

• detail: Please see the Serco Service Provider Profile for more details.

• info: Posted on 21st September 2005 Welcome to our new redesigned and improved website with more info and new features.

• people: More people than ever will therefore be turning to RNIB for support over the coming years.

• money: He hopes to be able to put together a slide show when he's finished, to raise more money for the project.

• contact: To find out more contact EAGA on 0800 316 1653.

Used with adjective complement

• read: Read More LAMM 2005 Location Revealed The 2005 LAMM is based on the Isle of Mull with parking on the mainland in Oban.

• learn: In order to provide information more relevant to you, we need to learn more about you.

• know: If you want to know more about a particular topic you can visit our message boards where you will find lots more useful information.

• have: Who are we to say that he should have had more of a family life?

• pay: Non card users in card scheme stores paid considerably more for an average basket 44.

• do: What if I want to do more in my role?

Preposition: than

• %: In 2004, more than 90 % of registered events were aimed at new or occasional cyclists.

• year: Its head, who had been at the school for more than 20 years, departed.

• half: More than half of realtors surveyed revealed a significant rise in same-sex couples using their services when buying a house.

• hour: Over the past two years Nottinghamshire Cares supporters have devoted more than 25,000 hours of volunteering to the local community.

• month: Colorado dental health insurance good one to more than months.

• occasion: The 'No man thinks more highly of you than me ' , which had been awarded on more than one occasion.