Object

• year: Moreover, some 150,000 British citizens emigrate every year.

Modifying Another Word

• subsequently: William had married Rebecca REVELL from Gresley Burton on Trent and had subsequently emigrate to the U.S.A. in 1904.

Preposition: in

• future: The more interesting answer was the 13 % of people who told ICM they were hoping to emigrate in the near future.

Modifying Another Word

• there: She lived in East Africa for the first thirteen years of her life - her grandparents emigrated there from India.

• recently: O'Lachlan recently emigrated from Australia to Los Angeles to further his film career.

• then: They then emigrated to the United States of America to look for work.

Preposition: for

• reason: Some 24 per cent of the respondents said they would emigrate for financial reasons, finding the pound rate too expensive.

Infinitive complement

• find: In the US, much of his work was based among the black Cuban tobacco workers who had emigrated to find work.

• live: Throughout the century thousands of people emigrated to live in other countries.

Preposition: in

• year: Still, over 100,000 Scots emigrated in these years.

• order: Other came to improve their economic circumstances while some young men emigrated in order to avoid military service.

• 1970s: Murat Kurnaz ( pictured ), aged 23, is a Turkish national born in Germany, where his parents emigrated in the 1970s.

Preposition: from

• country: They emigrated from the Scottish border country about 1851 to Ontario, Canada.