visit _noun

ADJECTIVES

brief, fleeting, flying, quick, short
lengthy, long
eight-day, hour-long, etc.
long-awaited
regular
constant, frequent
infrequent
annual, daily, twice-weekly, etc.
forthcoming, impending
exchange, reciprocal, return
surprise, unannounced, unexpected
unwelcome
casual
formal, ministerial, official, presidential, royal, state
high-profile
trade
private, unofficial
foreign, overseas
personal
domiciliary, home
hospital, prison
initial, preliminary
follow-up
social
neighbourly
educational, study
fact-finding, research
courtesy, goodwill
morale-boosting
inspection, monitoring
on-site, site • school 
customer • memorable

VERBS

go on, make, pay sb, undertake
get, have, receive
look forward to
arrange, organize
postpone
cancel
cut short
prolong
announce
be (well) worth
mark sth, signal sth

PREPOSITIONS

during/on a/the
from
to

visit _verb

ADVERBS

regularly

VERBS

come to, go to
decide to, hope to, intend to, plan to, promise to, want to, wish to
be expected to, be likely to
invite sb to, urge sb to