CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO SPECIALLING
PRESENT
Present
I specialling
you specialling
he/she/it speciallings
we specialling
you specialling
they specialling
Present continuous
I am speciallinging
you are speciallinging
he/she/it is speciallinging
we are speciallinging
you are speciallinging
they are speciallinging
Present perfect
I have speciallinged
you have speciallinged
he/she/it has speciallinged
we have speciallinged
you have speciallinged
they have speciallinged
Present perfect continuous
I have been speciallinging
you have been speciallinging
he/she/it has been speciallinging
we have been speciallinging
you have been speciallinging
they have been speciallinging
Present tense is used to refer to circumstances that exist at the present time or over a period that includes the present time. The
present perfect refers to past events, although it can be considered to denote primarily the resulting present situation rather than the events themselves.
PAST
Past
I speciallinged
you speciallinged
he/she/it speciallinged
we speciallinged
you speciallinged
they speciallinged
Past continuous
I was speciallinging
you were speciallinging
he/she/it was speciallinging
we were speciallinging
you were speciallinging
they were speciallinging
Past perfect
I had speciallinged
you had speciallinged
he/she/it had speciallinged
we had speciallinged
you had speciallinged
they had speciallinged
Past perfect continuous
I had been speciallinging
you had been speciallinging
he/she/it had been speciallinging
we had been speciallinging
you had been speciallinging
they had been speciallinging
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will specialling
you will specialling
he/she/it will specialling
we will specialling
you will specialling
they will specialling
Future continuous
I will be speciallinging
you will be speciallinging
he/she/it will be speciallinging
we will be speciallinging
you will be speciallinging
they will be speciallinging
Future perfect
I will have speciallinged
you will have speciallinged
he/she/it will have speciallinged
we will have speciallinged
you will have speciallinged
they will have speciallinged
Future perfect continuous
I will have been speciallinging
you will have been speciallinging
he/she/it will have been speciallinging
we will have been speciallinging
you will have been speciallinging
they will have been speciallinging
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would specialling
you would specialling
he/she/it would specialling
we would specialling
you would specialling
they would specialling
Conditional continuous
I would be speciallinging
you would be speciallinging
he/she/it would be speciallinging
we would be speciallinging
you would be speciallinging
they would be speciallinging
Conditional perfect
I would have specialling
you would have specialling
he/she/it would have specialling
we would have specialling
you would have specialling
they would have specialling
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been speciallinging
you would have been speciallinging
he/she/it would have been speciallinging
we would have been speciallinging
you would have been speciallinging
they would have been speciallinging
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you specialling
we let´s specialling
you specialling
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to specialling
Past participle
speciallinged
Present Participle
speciallinging
Infinitive shows the action beyond temporal perspective. The
present participle or gerund shows the action during the session. The
past participle shows the action after completion.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SPECIALLING»
Discover the use of
specialling in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
specialling and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Psychiatric & Mental Health Nursing
In part B of the case study 'Ben', if you were the nurse specialling Ben, how would
you feel about him swearing at you and saying he would kill himself? How could
you best respond to his statements? • What aretheaims ofspeciallingthe ...
Ruth Elder, Katie Evans, Debra Nizette, 2012
2
Acute Mental Health Nursing: From Acute Concerns to the ...
Instead the procedure is known by various terms; for example: special, close,
maximum, continuous or constant observation, attention or supervision; suicide
watch or precaution; 1 5-minute or intermittent checks; specialling; one-to-one ...
Marc Harrison, David Howard, Damian Mitchell, 2004
3
Breeding and Showing Purebred Dogs: More Adventures on the ...
12. Specialling. What a thrill when owner and animal taste that first success in the
Group or Best-in-Show rings. People applauding, congratulating, and praising
Throck. People you only casually know will deluge you with phone calls.
Robert B. Freeman, Toni C. Freeman, 1992
4
Ethnopsychiatry: The Cultural Construction of Professional ...
“Specialling” demands that this individual be kept under eye contact twenty-four
hours a day if necessary. All the staff members take turns specialling, rotating
each hour. A patient may remain on special for up to seven weeks. No
medication is ...
5
Dying Well: A Guide to Enabling a Good Death
He had been very ill indeed, and had had a young nurse 'specialling' him,
looking after him on a one-to-one basis. When I arrived, he had just died, and I
found this young nurse in floods of tears in a linen cupboard. She had been told
by her ...
That means I've had to put an extra one in the side ward, which isn't equipped
forit,and heaven help me ifwehave a patient needing specialling. I just won't have
thespaceorthe nurses to give specialcare, will I?' Hehas to have abattery of ...
7
Just a Family Doctor (Mills & Boon Medical)
He'll need specialling—will youdo it, please?' She nodded again, went to the
mercifully empty little family room near the nurses' station and removed the
patient's bed, replacing it with alargecot. Theywouldn't want aconvulsing
childinabed, ...
8
Nursing Times, Nursing Mirror: NT
Specialling stifles patients and nurses and reinforces feelings of despair. ® ill .i
service? We provide some health protection and promotion through health
visiting and the school health services for infants and children, but how often do
we ...
12.30 pm and took over from sister A. Sister B told my officers that at that time the
child was either in the x-ray department or about to be sent there and she did not
take over from sister A in ' specialling ' him. There had been advance warning ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, 1983
10
The New Zealand Law Reports
A considerable body of evidence in respect of what was referred to as "
specialling " must be taken into account in arriving at a decision on the question
whether or not there is an " agreement or 45 arrangement ". Some of this
evidence was in ...
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SPECIALLING»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
specialling is used in the context of the following news items.
Nursing shortages sees bed spaces slashed at Stroud General …
... have emerged as a result of reduced staffing levels and the increased demand of acuity and 'specialling' of patients for example, 2:1 staff patient ratio for those ... «Gloucester Citizen, Oct 14»
Nursing shortages prompt hospital bed cuts in Stroud
... levels and the increased demand of acuity and 'specialling' of patients for example ie, 2:1 staff patient ratio for those who may be at risk of falling for example. «Stroud Life, Oct 14»
Too soon to identify trusts with concerning staff levels, says CNO
... increases in patient acuity, which meant more staff were required than originally planned, such as one-to-one “specialling” of particularly vulnerable patients. «Nursing Times, Jun 14»
Blogging through illness: help or hindrance?
When I asked if I could take my laptop into “specialling” (the hour period spent in a supservised lounge so that nobody runs off to puke), they wouldn't let me. «The Independent, Mar 11»
