Object

• argument: Nor do I have to rehearse the arguments in favor of liberalization.

• song: Upon arrival at the concert hall the band immediately rehearse the song again, by the way of a sound check.

Adjective complement

• weekly: We rehearse weekly in central Birmingham on Tuesdays - 6.30 to 8.30pm.

Modifying Another Word

• well: You need to be well rehearsed at all the tricky spots.

• beforehand: The more questions and answers you rehearse beforehand, the less chance there is of this happening.

• twice: They still manage to rehearse twice a week and are keen to broaden their horizons with some gigs out of town.

• regularly: Please note: Your family should have a Fire Emergency Plan that you rehearse regularly.

Used with why or when

• what: They were observed to rehearse what they are going to present to the other person in advance.

Preposition: for

• week: We'd have to rehearse for weeks, get hot, but to be honest, I don't want that.