Converse of object

• serve: This position would suit a time served tradesman, who is able to work on their own initiative.

• choose: A tenant is not entitled to insist that he or she chooses the tradesman.

• pay: He was so handy he paid no tradesman, he did everything himself.

Adjective modifier

• reputable: I dare say there is always some reputable tradesman 's wife or other going up.

• retired: Some said a retired tradesman; others, a foreign princess; others, the proprietor of a private lunatic asylum.

• respectable: The intention is to appoint respectable married tradesmen to these positions.

• qualified: We would expect large projects at least to be carried out by qualified tradesmen.

Possessives

• entrance: He set out for the tradesman's entrance of The Outlook, to go to the kitchen.

• permit: Tradesman's permits will only provided where it is proven to be necessary for the vehicle to be essential to carry out your duties.

• bill: These include a particularly good set of eighteenth century tradesmen's bills.

• account: They comprise about 2,300 items, of which nearly half are tradesmen's accounts to John Foster from the 1770s to 1810.

Preposition: in

• town: Here we can see two other groups of important tradesmen in the town.

Preposition: of

• town: The merchants and tradesmen of the town each had their own society.