Preposition: for

• exemption: Strictly speaking a charity must apply its income for charitable purposes in order to qualify for exemption from corporation tax on that income.

• relief: Providing the contribution limits above are not exceeded, the contributions will qualify for full tax relief.

• discount: Party Bookings of 10 or more qualify for a 10 % discount, subject to availability.

• allowance: The RBS should therefore only seek clarification in respect of any accepted items which clearly do not qualify for allowances.

• play-off: The top six teams in Division Two qualify for the promotion play-offs.

• grant: Various areas of the UK also qualify for European development grants including South Wales, Scotland and North East England.

Preposition: on

• row: With this ride, I could have qualified on the front row for yesterday's race.

Preposition: as

• solicitor: Angus obtained a history degree at Queen Mary College, London and qualified as a solicitor in 1981.

• accountant: Michael graduated with Honors in Law from Cambridge in 1966 and qualified as a chartered accountant in 1969.

• barrister: All our advisors have a specialist degree as minimum, some are qualified as barristers, others are solicitors.

• physiotherapist: This course is not suitable for people who have already qualified as a physiotherapist and are looking to do an MSc course to specialize.

• prescriber: Forty-one, mostly health visitors and district nurses, were qualified as nurse prescribers.

Modifying Another Word

• suitably: You should always consult a suitably qualified lawyer about any specific legal matter.

Infinitive complement

• teach: Primary school teachers in the Netherlands are qualified to teach in special schools.