Converse of object

• tell: I would suggest that you speak to your GP, tell him/her how you are feeling.

Preposition: at

• time: Your tutor must follow the society's workbook, which will be sent to him/her at the appropriate time.

Modifies a noun

• self: Involve any hazard or risk to him/her self or to any other persons or to property.

• home: Make sure not to spoil your new baby too much when you first bring him/her home.

• time: The designer may use a ready-made template to save him/her time.

Modifying Another Word

• about: In love, your partner, who will want to clarify a position you took about him/her, will put you on the spot.

• around: Action The first player passes to the opposite player and sprints around him/her.

Infinitive complement

• sign: Write to your local MP and ask him/her to sign EDM 444, about child soldiers and EDM 585, about child labor.

• treat: The oncologist should take advantage of all the tools available to him/her to treat a patient.

• attend: The Director should first telephone or email the student to request him/her to attend for interview.

• carry: Your landlord will receive a Notice requiring him/her to carry all the listed essential repairs.

• seek: Refer your reader to the attached CV; invite him/her to seek out more information about you there.

• write: What You can do: Write to your local MP and ask him/her to write to the Home Office.

Used with adjective complement

• inform: Resume the meeting with the respondent to inform him/her of the decision to uphold or dismiss the complaint.

• ask: Ask him/her to leave you a system to play with.

• remind: You should also remind him/her of their commitment to you.

• consult: The program director has regular office hours, and students are encouraged to consult him/her during these times.

• tell: Don't try to hide them by tell him/her the URL of the page where you will put the comment.

• enable: Business Inc uses advanced tools to help the demands of the artist, which enable him/her to focus on the creation.

Preposition: with

• opportunity: Provide him/her with opportunities to take on responsibilities and give praise when these are carried out.