Object

• practice: ICT can help to share good practice, like Teachers ' TV.

• responsibility: They'd both shared responsibilities for what had happened to their relationship.

Converse of object

• buy: Traders have to buy shares in Standard Life given its size.

• sell: The proceeds from selling the shares go to a wide range of UK charities.

• acquire: If the shares have grown in value the employees are likely to acquire the shares; otherwise they will let their options lapse.

• hold: Many employees already hold shares through their pension funds.

Adjective modifier

• ordinary: The New Ordinary Shares will, when issued and fully paid, rank pari passu in all respects with the Existing Ordinary Shares.

• fair: Druids stone circle near Birkrigg has seen its fair share of damage in the past.

• equal: Every person has the right to an equal share of Earth's limited ecological capacity.

Modifies a noun

• capital: There is no minimum authorized or issued share capital requirement.

• certificate: You will need your shareholder reference number to hand, which can be found on your share certificate or tax voucher.

• price: From its peak, the share price of AOL - Time Warner declined sharply.

• option: Earlier this year more than 100,000 staff who have bought into the share option scheme enjoyed a £ 106 million payout.

• ownership: Employe share ownership schemes themselves can also perhaps be divided into two types.

• idea: And being below the radar, there's no way to share ideas between remote.. .

Noun used with modifier

• bearer: Bearer shares can be issued with exchange control permission.

• market: Penguin's market share remained steady overall in a market that showed only modest growth in the period.

Possessives

• lion: The brokered peace deal entitled the UTO to 30 % of government seats, with the IRP taking the lion's share.

Preposition: of

• profit: The workers want higher salaries, paid holidays and a share of the profits.