Object

• judge: All 4 riders had two attempts at the kicker to impress the judges.

• interviewer: It will impress the interviewer if you have, say, taken the head off an engine or tackled electrical jobs at home.

• boss: I mean moost people try to impress the boss in their first match, he did his best to upset him!

• critic: The crucial moment, which has so impressed critics throughout the ages, actually occurred before the allegorical display had begun.

• audience: Tango does not need to be flamboyant or crowded with complicated maneuvers designed to impress an audience.

• everyone: Darlo boss David Hodgson said: " He's a proven goalscorer and has impressed everyone since he came in last month.

Subject

• enthusiasm: We have been impressed by the enthusiasm with which some lawyers have greeted the prospect of being able to exercise such rights.

• dedication: Iâve been hugely impressed by the dedication and professionalism of all the staff and volunteers who work for our company.

• breadth: Also, I was always impressed by the breadth of his football knowledge. ' Mentor?

Adjective complement

• soccer: Soccer: Gerken out to impress Soccer: No appeal on sending-off Soccer: Liam hits leveler Soccer: Parkinson's praise for.. .

Followed by an intransitive particle

• upon: We want to impress upon our pupils that learning takes place beyond the confinements of the school day.

Used with why or when

• when: Its ideal for taking to parties, and your mates are bound to be impressed when they hear your skills.

Preposition: in

• pre-season: Impressed enough in pre-season to be offered a chance to play in the Premier Division.

Preposition: with

• professionalism: Regards, Jean North India Wildlife We were very impressed with the professionalism, knowledge and integrity of our Tour Guide.

• simplicity: Our little cottage looked amazing at the end - we were so impressed with the simplicity of the constuction methods.

• dedication: I'm impressed with the dedication of these British cyclists competing in Holland, where it's rather chilly too.

• quality: I am really impressed with the quality, I will be a walking advert for you.

Preposition: by

• enthusiasm: We have been impressed by the enthusiasm with which some lawyers have greeted the prospect of being able to exercise such rights.

• dedication: Iâve been hugely impressed by the dedication and professionalism of all the staff and volunteers who work for our company.

• breadth: Also, I was always impressed by the breadth of his football knowledge. ' Mentor?