rudiment

Preposition: of

• music: Contemporary music schools and academies are springing up around the country, overwhelmed by pupils eager to learn the rudiments of pop music.
• language: Teaching for this consists mainly of intensive instruction in the rudiments of the language.
• education: What the State does is to say that no child shall lack the rudiments of education through the poverty or carelessness of its parents.
• world: Hence it is altogether independent of what the apostle calls the rudiments of this world.
• game: Each individual can be educated from the rudiments of the game through to match play standards.
• processing: In fact, producing your own worksheets and departmental notes is a very good way to get to learn the rudiments of word processing.

Converse of object

• teach: They taught the rudiments of the course, I did take part in this.
• learn: They will learn the rudiments of Web Page Design to create a small website on the intranet.
• acquire: During that year he acquired the rudiments of Latin grammar.
• receive: We went to this bourn in order that I might show my son the spot where I received the rudiments of my education.
• include: His collection includes rudiments for learning to read music.
• drum: BeatLab's Training mode has a multitude of patterns that will help you practice your snare drum rudiments.

Adjective modifier

• basic: This is a non contact exercise sport which involves learning the basic rudiments of how to box.
• first: You do not seem to know the first rudiments of agriculture.
• musical: However he did resolve to carry out the task, and began investigating various primers on musical rudiments then popular with instrumental pupils.
• such: I will in this place only give some instances of such rudiments.