Converse of object

• confirm: Substitution Policy If having confirmed attendance you find you are unable to attend the event our cancelation policy will apply.

• compel: But 80 % do not bother to come to court and the authorities have no power to compel attendance.

• maximize: Consider if weekends are good times or bad to maximize attendance.

• require: The post will require periodic attendance outside normal working hours.

Preposition: at

• meeting: Attendance at any group meeting is open to all members.

• conference: Many conferences no longer offer free attendance at conferences for speakers.

• seminar: Attendance at seminars is recorded by students ' signatures.

Adjective modifier

• regular: Regular attendance at these sessions has proved invaluable to past students.

• average: At the end of March, the average attendance for the UK stood at 32.

• irregular: If they don't accept your explanation they can take you to court for irregular attendance.

• punctual: As a result, full and punctual attendance is a requirement for ongoing membership.

• satisfactory: Requirements of entry: B grade in Performance Intermediate and satisfactory attendance and teacher's reports.

• poor: Poor attendance, together with a failure to cover any work missed, will inevitably result in lack of success.

Modifies a noun

• allowance: Attendance allowance is paid by the Department of Social Security to disabled people who require regular assistance with their personal care.

• figure: The 2006/7 budget is based on an attendance figure of 6,500.

• at: ATTENDANCE AT STAFF DEVELOPMENT COURSES Your attention is drawn to the Notes section of the Central Staff Development Program recently distributed.

Noun used with modifier

• outpatient: This benefit is not payable in respect of outpatient attendance, Maternity or Psychiatric Day Care.

• church: Even in pagan old England, church attendance actually began to rise last year!

Preposition: of

• registrar: There will be a fee payable for the attendance of the registrar ( see How much does it cost?

Preposition: for

• guinea: Find their marks further non-discretionary incentive that made sales attendances for guineas.