Converse of object

• celebrate: We celebrate achievements; we share in the success of our colleagues.

• recognize: The awards recognize achievements in the project work of students taking Design & Technology at Advanced Level.

• raise: Particular attention will be given to strategies most likely to help raise achievement in the school.

• demonstrate: This document provides guidance on the minimum evidence required to demonstrate school achievement of national healthy school status.

• crown: It was then, and remains 40 years later, the party's crowning achievement.

• acknowledge: This award scheme has been set up to acknowledge these achievements.

Adjective modifier

• outstanding: The overall winner for the most outstanding achievement was the Magna Science Adventure Center at Rotherham.

• remarkable: For a first attempt the event was a remarkable achievement.

• tremendous: Organizing your own Relay for Life is a tremendous achievement.

• academic: Career: Willem's main academic achievement was to solve Einstein's field equations for an infinite rotating cylinder.

• educational: The Government Offices will be encouraging future bids aimed at raising levels of educational achievement.

• notable: On the field, the young crop of talent continued to make excellent progress, with notable achievements at all levels.

Modifies a noun

• award: Q What happens if our achievement award entry did not arrive before the closing date?

Noun used with modifier

• lifetime: Peter Pratt receiving the second ever Chairman's Award for a lifetime achievement in Psychiatric Pharmacy.

• sporting: On Friday 24th March, 11 talented sports people will be awarded a Hallmark Award in recognition of their sporting achievement.

• pupil: Target setting and external pressures for raising pupil achievement.

Possessives

• pupil: To improve pupils ' achievement and progress in games through developing high quality learning activities.

Preposition: of

• objective: Progress against achievement of the policy objectives is monitored by a Ministerial Advisory Board.

• goal: UNHCR is concerned, however, that the proposed restrictions on legal assistance would be contrary to the achievement of this goal.

• target: Achievement of the next target will require a further 1.5 million learners to achieve a first qualification by 2010.