Converse of subject

• write: I hope you enjoy the Great book written by 5th graders.

Converse of object

• teach: I taught eighth graders here in Norwich in our two public middle schools.

• tow: In the year 2000 the company will be producing their 2,000 th towed grader.

• become: Phil's role is to focus on the junior elite players from the age of 11 until they potentially become first graders.

• include: The range includes graders, scrapers and land planes - all of which have been well-proven working in the harshest of environments.

• have: I had the same grader for years and he followed [ the print ] all the way up to the Empire, Leicester Square.

Adjective modifier

• eighth: I taught eighth graders here in Norwich in our two public middle schools.

• 6th: Gamer: 6th grader with a gun Their Rating Their Comments?

• 10th: About 10 % of the 10th graders say that the media have a negative influence on their self-esteem.

• ninth: The city has a 40 % illiteracy rate, and over 50 % of black ninth graders will not graduate in four years.

• 8th: Ed: You really don't act like a 8th grader, you know?

• sixth: She's now a happy, well adjusted sixth grader.

Modifies a noun

• rule: Don't fool, don't fool, don't fool with the cool ' cause sixth graders rule!

Noun used with modifier

• th: Who wants to the th graders world series of.

• road: The previous night we were parked behind a road grader.

• cheese: Later we shall see just how a cheese grader can assess these vital elements.

• st: But when Esmay delves into things Islamic he becomes the 1 st grader.

• flour: In 1965, ' Fred ' the flour grader first appeared on the packaging for ' Homepride ' flour.

• motor: When you're done, rebuild the dumper into a powerful motor grader.