Modifying Another Word

• hugely: Recently, The Sun hosted a hugely successful charity day for World AIDS Day.

• highly: He has recently had a highly successful one-man show at the Adam Gallery in Bath.

• extremely: Learning points AMP has been an extremely successful project for Impact Arts for a number of reasons.

• commercially: Together, these colonists would build one of the most commercially successful realms in the British Empire.

• very: The shipping registry has been very successful for larger vessels.

• partially: Tho partially successful he could not find the egg to open the N door.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• make: Once they've complete their individual optimized learning path, students will: Know what makes presentations successful.

Modifies a noun

• completion: The key to successful work completion is; team work!

• candidate: The successful candidates will be located in their London office.

• applicant: Most of our successful applicants have above average grades.

• bid: Mr Hudson led the Council's successful bid to obtain Unitary status.

• career: Through the training and opportunities we provide, you can expect to enjoy a long and successful career with us.

• implementation: Get inspired from successful implementation of ICT in the classroom to improve the quality of learning!

Used with adjective complement

• prove: Place adverts in shop windows and local papers, consider a leaflet drop which is proving very successful at the moment.

• become: AT Kearney helped the chicken change to become more successful.

• deem: However, even when some interventions have been deemed successful, it is difficult to export these experiences to different context and situations.

• appear: However, while the Company appeared successful its ongoing evaluation of these risks was limited.

Preposition: in

• bid: Collection of the larger items will have to be arranged by whoever is successful in the bid.

• ballot: Imagine our delight when we were successful in the ballot to play the Old Course again the next day.

• respect: A pilot scheme, although successful in many respects was deeply problematic and was eventually abandoned in 1993.