Object

• chainsaw: Chad really is 'cutting edge ' as he is one of only a handful of performers in the world who juggles chainsaws.

• cascade: Exercise 4 Close your eyes, stand on one leg & juggle a Three ball cascade.

• workload: Confidence was the main obstacle - and juggling workload and family.

• demand: Right to request flexible working This is good news for parents that are juggling the demands of work with bringing up young kids.

Adjective complement

• more: However, trying to juggle more than two schools makes for extremely slow progress.

Modifying Another Word

• about: Life shouldn't be about juggling an increasing number of balls.

• still: While still juggling a crossed arm reverse cascade lead with the arm on the bottom.

• often: I had to work to tight hourly schedules and often juggle several tasks at once.

• then: If you can juggle then why not make a trick stick and try learn a new skill.

Followed by a transitive particle

• around: It allows you to experiment a lot and juggle ideas around.

Present participle complement

• compete: Men tend to find it easier to focus on one task at a time rather than juggle competing priorities.

• study: The distance learning MEd at Bradford appealed to me because it allowed me to juggle studying with working and bringing up a family.

Preposition: with

• ball: I can juggle with 6 balls at a time!