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Used with adjectives:
"
Do you have a good way to explain this?"
(good, practical, effective, better)
"
That is the right way to do it."
(right, proper, correct, normal, traditional, obvious, hard, easiest)
"
He does things a different way."
(different, strange, odd, funny)
"
This is the new way to send messages."
(new, latest, current)
"
That is the old way to send messages."
(old, out-dated, old-fashioned)
"
I need the quickest way to the hospital."
(quickest, fastest, shortest)
"
You are going the wrong way."
(wrong, same)
"
She wants to do everything her own way."
(own)
Used with verbs:
"
He has his way of doing things."
(has)
"
Please get out of the way."
(get, move)
"
They are looking at different ways to improve their work."
(be + looking at, be + exploring, be + seeking)
"
We found a faster way to work."
(found, developed, discovered, figured out, identified, chose)
"
We created a new way of selling their product."
(created, invented)
"
They stood in his way."
(stood in, got in, blocked)
"
He will show them the way to the library."
(show, lead)
"
Please walk this way."
(walk, go)
"
She fought her way to the front of the line."
(fought, forced, shoved)
"
She knows the way home."
(knows, lost, found)
Used with prepositions:
"
He saw a dead animal along the way to school."
(along, on)
"
They were in the way."
(in)
"
Are you on the way?"
(on)
"
Please do not go out of your way."
(out of)
