Converse of object

• help: Is there still the same quality of support to help people come to terms with their condition?

• encourage: However, the research shows that there are still some purchases which will encourage people to save.

• involve: The study involved 84 people ( aged 80 years or older ) who were given a thorough clinical evaluation.

• meet: I've met people who take cannabis who swear they'll never touch something stronger.

• enable: Enabling disabled people to get into work would make a substantial contribution to achieving the aspiration of an overall employment rate of 80 % .

• affect: What pleases me most is that the vast majority of requests for information have been about issues that affect people 's lives.

Adjective modifier

• young: People with AF over 65, or younger people with certain ' risk factors ' , have a medium risk.

• disabled: The majority of working age disabled people become disabled at some point during their adult life.

• most: Early weekday evenings or Sunday afternoons suit most people.

• many: These days many positive people only go to their clinic three times a year.

• old: In addition, older people will be active participants in the tracing study.

• Many: Effects on Humans Many people are confused about the way climate change affects them.

Possessives

• life: In the years we have been in business, we have influenced a lot of people's lives.

Preposition: of

• age: It also is very entertaining and i think that people of all ages would like it.

• faith: Another thing: people of mixed faiths can share schooling, but still revert to their own group if sectarian strife breaks out.

Preposition: from

• background: Applications are particularly welcome from women, people from ethnic minority backgrounds and disabled people.

Preposition: with

• disability: The council says the changes will also be fairer to people with disabilities, who have now been given greater access to concessionary travel.

• diabetes: Some sessions are specifically for people with diabetes who are new users of insulin.

• impairment: Have you got any induction loops for people with a hearing impairment?