Adjective complement with noun phrase

• make: If we make things compulsory, we are expected to be able to monitor them and produce figures!

Modifies a noun

• redundancy: Managers are under instructions to avoid compulsory redundancies wherever possible.

• module: The only compulsory module is the Project, which is chosen by the student.

• liquidation: There are various forms of liquidation: Compulsory liquidation.

• schooling: Primary schools provide the first level of compulsory schooling.

• voting: This might involve for example, holding events to promote debate about issues such as state funding or compulsory voting.

• purchase: Fifth we will extend councils powers of compulsory purchase, where the land is the subject of a continuing breach of a Stop Notice.

Modifying Another Word

• almost: Of course, attending at least one fest noz ( night dance ) is almost compulsory!

Infinitive complement

• carry: Identity cards would provide a secure method of proving identity, but it would not be compulsory to carry a card.

• wear: It is compulsory to wear seat belts, both front and rear.

• attend: It is not compulsory to attend but will be of benefit in forming a decision about joining Thames Valley Police.

Used with adjective complement

• isn't: You can make your arrangements through your lender â but it isnât compulsory.

• become: ID Cards would also become compulsory for " foreign nationals " by 2008.

• make: During Compact Week, Third Sector asked should the Compact be made compulsory.

Preposition: for

• anyone: It's a great concept, professionally executed and should be compulsory for anyone who is even thinking of flying jets!

• student: ISP modules are currently compulsory for all students of the two awards shown in the table.

• honor: It is compulsory for all single honors English Literature students and has been made available as an option for students on Socrates exchanges.

• pupil: The Secretary of State intends to make art, music and PE compulsory for all pupils until at least the age of 14.

• everyone: In Germany health insurance is compulsory for everyone up to an income limit.

• child: It was not compulsory for the children to attend and they were open to all, not only the children of miners.