Converse of object

• provide: The School provides the opportunity to gain a degree with European Studies.

• offer: Clients are offered an opportunity to attend various courses which are designed to enable them to live independently.

• miss: However, if you miss the right opportunity, your child may resist the process more when you try later on.

• give: Some give the opportunity for visitors to exchange ideas.

• have: In the holidays you will have the opportunity to see where your project fits into the rest of the country.

Preposition: for

• networking: It will also provide an opportunity for networking between institutions with the objective of putting together collaborative bids.

Adjective modifier

• unique: The extra funds being provided to the NHS give us a unique opportunity to improve.

• excellent: Excellent career opportunity has now arisen with a leading Recruitment Agency.

• fantastic: Having the fantastic opportunity to give feedback to help improve the way we communicate with the public.

• ideal: SSPs present an ideal opportunity to address these issues.

Noun used with modifier

• career: Excellent career opportunity has now arisen with a leading Recruitment Agency.

• networking: The bursary program, which lasts a year, includes events, advice sessions, seminars and networking opportunities.

• sponsorship: Investigate sponsorship opportunities or a regular advice column in key trade journals.

• funding: The British Council can also provide advice about funding opportunities.

• job: People without access are going to discover they are excluded from, for example, job opportunities.