rudimentary

Preposition: at

moment: There are other issues such as the performance of the doctor and other data but these are rudimentary at the moment.

Infinitive complement

say: But film was very, very expensive, in real terms, and the camera was rudimentary to say the least... .

Modifies a noun

• grasp: Some people can build robots but have only a rudimentary grasp of modern dance.
• organ: But as the whole subject of rudimentary organs has been discussed and illustrated in my former works ( 24.
• understanding: To reach even a rudimentary understanding of them requires an openness to looking in many different ways.
• knowledge: Anyone with a rudimentary knowledge of trees knows that you do not prune them by chopping all the branches off.
• capability: A rudimentary lighting capability is supported, but the image produced still looks like a plot.
• form: Below, in very rudimentary form, are some things I might say.

Modifying Another Word

• fairly: Obviously I use my languages every day albeit at a fairly rudimentary level.
• pretty: Compared with the examination suggested in the MMM course, this was all pretty rudimentary, I did not even know the species!
• rather: The accommodation has been in rather rudimentary mountain chalets.
• very: Below, in very rudimentary form, are some things I might say.
• quite: Suspect ours is quite rudimentary compared to yours - finding some appropriate Read codes has been an issue.
• even: Look how many years it took to get even rudimentary safety devices into cars.

Used with adjective complement

• remain: However, our understanding of the climate system remains rudimentary.
• seem: The passion of the story and the woman's struggle seems rudimentary with an ending like that.
• become: And it gradually disappears or becomes rudimentary as soon as its function is no longer necessary to the organism.
• provide: Shared Firewall Services This service provides rudimentary filtering of traffic by port number.