Object

• questionnaire: Your views count Thank you to everyone who took the time to complete the questionnaire included with the last hard copy edition of Oasis.

• form: You may be asked to complete a simple form or a member of staff may enter details directly onto the library computer system.

• survey: We have just completed the survey to confirm that area, the consideration for which is $ 388,000.

• module: Almost all staff have completed an expanded diversity training module.

Modifying Another Word

• successfully: Students who successfully complete the general pathway will be awarded the BSc Business Administration.

Modifies a noun

• beginner: Programs are on offer to satisfy all standards of golfers ranging from the complete beginner, to low handicap players.

• list: I don't need to run off the complete list of previous work he's done.

• listing: Search by athlete name or browse by event for a complete listing.

• package: You may also link your race night with a Karaoke or quiz, to provide a complete entertainment package.

• stranger: Camaraderie among the climbers is captured well and in no time you'll find yourself rooting for complete strangers!

• solution: The new range accompanies the recent launch of commercial condensing units to provide a complete refrigeration solution for the industry.

Used with adjective complement

• come: The lights come complete with a 12 month manufacturer's warranty.

Present participle complement

• depend: A puzzle can take from 20 minutes to 2 hours to complete depending on its level and your experience.

Preposition: with

• instruction: A lovely edition of the classic game Old Maid, the pack of cards are beautifully illustrated and the game is complete with instructions.

Preposition: by

• end: Work is scheduled to be complete by the end of 2005.