Smile on the phone

4.Put the verbs into the correct form: present simple, present continuous, past simple or past continuous. 1 I remember the day you got engaged. I was having a shower when you phoned. (have) 2 He tried to explain his problems to his parents, but they just what he was talking about. (not / understand) 3 What have you put in my burger? It absolutely disgusting. (taste) 4 Leo always claimed that he was innocent, but for many years no one him. (believe) 5 It’s a great jacket, I know, but unfortunately it to me. I’m just borrowing it for the party this evening. (not / belong) 6 Why a coat? You’ll freeze to death in this cold wind! (you / not / wear) 7 Zoe fell over and hurt her ankle when she this morning. (jog) 8 While I was admiring the view, someone my phone from my bag. (steal) 9 Look! that man standing at the checkout? I’m sure I know him. (you / see) 10 Tea or coffee? I’m making both, so just say which you .
5.Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first sentence. 1 We haven’t been to a beach party for over a year. The last time we went to a beach party was over a year ago. 2 Your wedding was the last time I wore a long dress. I since your wedding. 3 It’s nearly twenty years since my father saw his brother. My father for nearly twenty years. 4 James went to Bratislava last Friday and is still there. James has to Bratislava. 5 When did you learn to drive? How long is it to drive? 6 The last time I went scuba diving was when we were in Egypt. I haven’t we were in Egypt. 7 You haven’t cut the grass for weeks. It’s weeks the grass. 8 We started looking for a flat two months ago and we’re still looking. We’ve a flat for two months. 9 This is the first time I’ve been to a spa. I to a spa before. 10 Kim lost her job a year ago and is still trying to find one. Kim a job for a whole year

Care or control
Caring can be described in different ways and everyone you ask has their own interpretation of what the concept means. If you look in the dictionary the concept of caring has two main focusses concern for someone or something, kindness to others, or to do kind things and a feeling of empathy for others. (6)(9)
Nurses and patients have individualized views regarding caring that I found in examining different articles which makes it difficult to find an internationally accepted meaning or definition of the concept of caring in nursing. All the articles do however focus on caring being patient-centred and the knowledge of the nursing process
After reading “The Meaning of Caring in Nursing Practice” that uses Jean Watson’s definition of caring which states that caring is “The moral ideal of nursing whereby the end is protection, enhancement, and preservation of human dignity. Human caring involves values, a will and a commitment to care, knowledge, caring actions, and consequences. All of human caring is related to inter subjective human response to health-illness; environmental-personal interaction; a knowledge of the nurse caring process; self-knowledge, knowledge of one’s power and transaction limitations.” (3)
The article “Registered nurses’ descriptions of caring: a phenomenographic interview study” implies that the diverse conceptions of caring is described by nurses that could lead to the nurses adopting different focuses and actions. Caring must: be person-centredness, safeguard the patient’s best interests, be nursing interventions and be contextually intertwined and that caring could open up the possibility of influencing the patient’s experiences and well-being in different ways. They propose that caring, regardless of context, is to recognise and acknowledge the person behind the patient and despite profound changes, must always return to its basic principles, which are its human condition. (2)