Preposition: at

• pace: Instead, the NSP should be progressing at a slower pace.

Converse of object

• make: A promise to make progress on progress on PR.

• assess: The City Council's Corporate Plan sets out monitoring and evaluation tools to assess progress on the Council's performance.

• impede: Two years later, the same factors still appear to be impeding progress.

• hinder: This study discovers how being visually impaired can hinder progress and looks at common experiences.

• discuss: Members discussed progress on the possible re-development of Henley's railroad station.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• through: The Tigers progressed through to the 2nd Round of the FA Cup following an extraordinary 1st Round replay against Whitby Town.

Preposition: towards

• equality: Race Convention 2006: Britain's progress toward race equality and what needs to be done next.

Adjective modifier

• steady: The boat and its crew made steady progress, against a heavy swell, toward the stricken vessel in the Bristol Channel.

• rapid: Recent years have seen a rapid progress in two areas connected with quantum mechanics.

• satisfactory: Doctors who make satisfactory progress will emerge with a CCT.

• technological: Comparing early games with today's programs also shows the technological progress achieved during the last 4 decades.

• significant: Significant progress toward a global approach to corporate workouts has been made, however, thanks to the efforts of many of you.

• slow: For that reason, amendment 2 expresses concern at the slow progress toward achieving the Welsh housing quality standard by 2012.

Modifies a noun

• report: Please see the attached Progress report for more specific data per site.

Possessives

• rake: Elizabeth has sung in the chorus in productions of The Rake's Progress, Manon, Idomeneo and Marriage of Figaro.

• pupil: Mr Gibson: The pupils ' progress is measured against targets.

Noun used with modifier

• pupil: How are you involved in monitoring pupil progress against these targets?