instalment

Converse of object

• await: Don t miss the eagerly awaited final installment in the.. .
• pay: You cannot pay monthly installments or amounts of less than £ 100 by Credit Card.
• miss: If you miss an installment you will get a reminder notice giving you seven days to bring your payments up to date.
• agree: If you fail to pay the remainder of agreed installments, Career In Travel will require you to pay the full amount outstanding.

Converse of subject

• repay: Loans are repaid by monthly installment at a level decided by the Committee.
• pay: These are paid by installments directly into your bank three times during the academic year.

Adjective modifier

• monthly: The salary is paid in monthly installments for the duration of the course.
• quarterly: Normally, such taxes are paid by way of quarterly installments: however in future three equal installments shall be made each year.
• equal: The bursary is paid in equal installments over the 9 months of the course.
• half-yearly: Arrangements can be made to pay by one annual installment or two half-yearly installments.
• thrilling: You won't have to wait for next week's thrilling installment to find out!
• fourth: Brad Pitt has been tipped to reverse the Mission Impossible franchise's struggling fortunes by replacing Tom Cruise in the fourth installment.

Modifies a noun

• payment: Any reduced installment payments are to be approved by the Team manager.

Noun used with modifier

• debit: The second option you pay the fees over 8 direct debit installments.
• mortgage: From 1986 she also paid half the mortgage installments.
• loan: Payments of ALF can include: An emergency short-term loan where your first student loan installment has been delayed beyond the start of term.

Preposition: of

• trilogy: The family exhibition opens before the final installment of the film trilogy and the Science Museum will be its only European venue.
• franchise: Sneak Preview for Species 3 A teaser trailer for the third installment of this franchise.
• series: Tonight is the first installment of a series of events showcasing sounds from some of the corners of new music.

Preposition: by

• debit: All school fees are payable termly in full or by installments by direct debit.