Converse of object

• start: The first 11 player's names he hits are the starting eleven.

• furnish: Durley House is an " all suite hotel " comprising just eleven elegantly furnished one and two bedroom elegant apartments.

• comprise: The program comprises eleven Constitution Unit research projects, underwritten by a regular series of monitoring reports.

• arrest: It left hundreds injured and eleven arrested, nine of whom were badly mistreated.

• age: This movie features a somewhat controversial scene in which Dunst, then aged eleven, had to kiss Brad Pitt, who was 29.

Adjective modifier

• least: About fifty nuclear warheads and at least eleven nuclear reactors lie on our ocean floors.

• past: We came to Aberdeen at half an hour past eleven.

Modifies a noun

• disciple: The figure of Jesus with the eleven disciples safely held in the shape of his cloak represents the safety of a boat.

• o'clock: Don't wait until after eleven o'clock on November the eleventh to break the silence.

• apostle: Peter stands with the other eleven apostles and testifies.

• shilling: January 1775 Samuel Jones He was appointed resident engineer at one pound, eleven shillings and sixpence a week including all expenses.

• year-olds: Action on education Under Labor, one in three eleven year-olds are unable to write properly.

• year: Eleven years later both her parents were killed in an air crash.

Noun used with modifier

• half-past: On Thursday night they went to bed about half-past eleven, he suffering from the effects of drink.

• heat: Heat eleven was a good one for the Robins.

• chapter: Physical security, in chapter eleven, is covered fairly well.

• cricket: Denis attended Bell Lane school, Hendon where his father captained the old boys cricket eleven and naturally Denis was taken to matches.

• verse: Look at verse eleven: Since everything will be destroyed in this way, what kind of people ought you to be?

Preposition: in

• morning: We left on a Sunday at eleven in the morning arid that night we landed at Le Havre.

Preposition: per

• cent: DfT had reported that eleven per cent were covered by March 2003.