Converse of object

• bribe: He was obliged to bribe the janitor, too, because the laws of the house permitted neither animals nor babies within its precincts.

• ask: I asked the janitor, and he said the house was not very well built and that the beams and wainscoting were shrinking.

• tell: The cab driver tells the janitor where he found his fare.

• say: No problem said the janitor proudly fetching his tiny terrier into the studio.

• see: I saw the janitor ( witness _________ ) walk toward me at that point.

• have: We do not have janitors; children clean up after themselves and wash their own clothes.

Preposition: at

• school: Have you ever been a janitor at any other schools?

Adjective modifier

• mannered: Always on the alert for crime, he got his tip-offs from the police station where he worked as the mild mannered janitor.

• mild: Always on the alert for crime, he got his tip-offs from the police station where he worked as the mild mannered janitor.

• first: Probably only Robert Ross, a weaver from the Links Feus who had been appointed first janitor, knew the truth.

• part-time: There is a part-time Janitor for the building, who will work closely with the Administrator on a day-to-day basis.

Modifies a noun

• job: The janitor job that are in ensure my trip paper pp.

Noun used with modifier

• school: Debbie is horrified when she discovers the identity of the new school janitor, and Hannah is reduced to stealing from Helen.

Possessives

• house: Graveyard: an abandoned wooden shack in a graveyard, the janitor's house or something.

• office: Other ways to tell are: Put your writing in the ' Suggestion Box ' Outside the Janitor's office.

Preposition: in

• building: Arthur's father worked as a pushcart vendor and a janitor in a tenement building.