Object

• force: Considerations for restructure The report concludes that the best business solution is to regroup forces to create strategic forces.

• pupil: Teachers make regular assessments of the pupils ' progress, and use the information very well to regroup pupils.

• plan: In many cases, by consolidating and regrouping different pension plans, you can gain considerably more.

• man: The men regrouped in the evening to go to the local English pub, the John Bull.

• member: The Bishop accompanied him in order to regroup the members of his native convent and provide them with proper means of support.

Preposition: at

• end: We regroup at the end of the day for a champagne sunset boat cruise.

• top: Myself and Peter waited as everybody regrouped at the top.

Modifying Another Word

• quickly: RUC officers quickly regrouped to block the top of Duke Street.

• again: Team members, with Kendal MRT still present, having failed to get home yet, regrouped again at Ambleside.

• then: Use in maths to demonstrate division by putting counters on the screen, press split screen then regroup the counters in different patterns.

• now: But we will now regroup and see what happens.

• soon: The shelling required the ships to weave toward the fall of shot and the convoy had to regroup as soon as it finished.

• also: The original Twisted Sister line-up have also regrouped to record a cover of AC/DC's ' Sin City ' for inclusion on the CD.

Preposition: after

• decade: If we cannot, then a Conservative party finally showing signs of regrouping after a decade of disarray could yet thwart our ambitions.

Infinitive complement

• take: A recovery from Crowley delayed the end, but Leroux regrouped to take the fourth and put Pontefract into the lead after 82 minutes.

Present participle complement

• accord: Children are assessed and regrouped according to their reading level every eight weeks to ensure they are receiving the most focused instruction.

Preposition: of

• force: Let us look at the main changes which the war brought about in the Greek economy and in the regrouping of social forces.

Preposition: for

• attack: It was anticipated that the Japanese would make a landing here to regroup for a final attack on Singapore.

• lunch: Since this section was easy we arranged a stop at Rowlands Gill and a chance to regroup for lunch.

• meal: We regroup for an evning meal in Belushi's Bar before another night out on the town.