Preposition: for

• everyone: By freezing frames and jumping to specific performances and explanations, mastering these tricks becomes elementary for everyone.

Modifies a noun

• particle: Quark Any of a group of elementary particles governing the nature of sub atomic matter.

• physic: Anyone interested in the world of elementary particle physics must get a copy.

• calculus: Students who have completed the course will have mastered elementary differential calculus, and understood its range of application.

• arithmetic: In elementary arithmetic the two-dimensional character of the paper is sometimes used.

• abelian: So far we have not used the fact that the characteristic factors are elementary abelian, but we will do so from here on.

• subprograms: The subprograms whose possible decomposition is not yet analyzed will be registered as Elementary Subprograms with a mark indicating this fact.

Modifying Another Word

• fairly: Whilst this makes it very accessible, it also means that most of its considerable bulk is dedicated to fairly elementary mathematics.

• however: This understanding is a picture of the whole, however elementary.

• relatively: However, it may be argued that these are examples of relatively elementary quality standards in project management.

• rather: The identity of the killer shouldn't come as too much of a surprise; it's rather elementary my dear Smokey.

• very: Now that the binaries of these very elementary tools are static, you can be sure they will work every time you need them.

• even: Yet it is causal, quite sensible, quite understandable even elementary.

Used with adjective complement

• seem: All this may seem elementary, even insulting to the student's natural good manners.

• become: By freezing frames and jumping to specific performances and explanations, mastering these tricks becomes elementary for everyone.

• provide: You sometimes get landed with providing elementary IT courses for new students.

• have: The Large section had Elementary, Starters, Novice and Senior.