Collocations with chapter

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closing chapter
These are big questions for the closing chapter of an introductory textbook.
concluding chapter
Also, the absence of a concluding chapter is unforgivable.
entire chapter
This entire chapter has a similarly conversational presentation.
final chapter
The final chapter is also experimental.
following chapter
The following chapter is also thoughtfully presented.
introductory chapter
There is also an introductory chapter.
local chapter
Local chapter representatives are far less predictable in their support patterns than parliamentary members in the presidential election.
new chapter
A new chapter dawned in the 1960s.
opening chapter
The opening chapter begins with deciding which birds are seabirds.
penultimate chapter
For example, the penultimate chapter (the largest in the book) contains summaries of no fewer than ten different commentators within the space of thirteen pages.
preceding chapter
In the preceding chapter, 'subordinate clause' is used in the sense of dependent clause, covering both the above subtypes (p. 545).
subsequent chapter
Each subsequent chapter is devoted to a specific product or related range of products.
whole chapter
The whole chapter includes many concrete examples where the techniques and definitions are vividly illustrated.
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