Object

• electorate: He wrote: âSo the problem with highlighting immigration is not just that it convinces the electorate that the party is unreformed.

• interviewer: To be successful in the interview, you must convince the interviewer that you are the best person for the job.

• anyone: Once you've got this arsenal you'll be able to convince anyone.

Subject

• argument: The Senate of AAU was also convinced by this argument.

Modifying Another Word

• utterly: I know that that's a throwaway comment expressing your frustration strathclyde, but I'm utterly convinced of the opposite!

• firmly: I am firmly convinced that the union of the two nations will considerably raise the standard of living of both parts.

• entirely: Both of Gary's relationships seem to be going well, tho he isn't entirely convinced.

• absolutely: They were all absolutely convinced that these documents showed me receiving $ 10 million from the Saddam regime.

• totally: I am not totally convinced that academic theology will provide the fervor required of the believer.

• wholly: Mind you, they've got more board games and books than computers so I'm still not wholly convinced.

Infinitive complement

• forget: At all times be convinced never to forget it, and assess your charge and the bill of no fax advances loan.

Preposition: of

• necessity: Most students are convinced of the objective necessity for change, yet the absence of a party only makes future attacks even more probable.

• truth: Once he had been convinced of the truth of the movement for reform, nothing could prevent him from declaring it.

• importance: Vander is passionately convinced of the importance of Magma.

• benefit: Farmers were so convinced of the benefits of the rice diversification program that the practice expanded to more than 40 000 hectares in 2000.

• need: I am convinced of the need for us to have a much more diverse parliamentary party.

Preposition: by

• argument: The Senate of AAU was also convinced by this argument.