tutorial

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noun

1 (esp. BrE) lesson at a university, college, etc.

ADJECTIVE

▪ group, individual

VERB + TUTORIAL

▪ have

▪

I have two tutorials today.

▪ prepare for

▪ go to

▪ miss

▪ give (sb)

▪

He gives one lecture and two tutorials a week.

TUTORIAL + NOUN

▪ class, group

PREPOSITION

▪ at a/the tutorial, during a/the tutorial, in a/the tutorial

▪ tutorial on

▪

a tutorial on the rise of the novel

2 book or computer program

ADJECTIVE

▪ excellent, good

▪ detailed, step-by-step

▪ interactive, online, video, Web-based

▪

The website provides a nice online tutorial.

VERB + TUTORIAL

▪ include, offer, provide

▪

Some sites offer step-by-step tutorials.

▪ go through

▪

I spent an hour or two going through the tutorial.

TUTORIAL + VERB

▪ walk sb through sth (esp. AmE)

▪

A short tutorial walks you through the software.

PREPOSITION

▪ tutorial on

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adj.

Tutorial is used with these nouns: ↑college