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另外網站OET Writing Active or Passive Forms What Is Recommended也說明：Whether to use an active form or a passive form in the OET writing sub ... Active: The staff nurse noted a rise in the patient's pulse rate.
這兩本書分別來自懶鬼子英日語 和所出版 。
國立臺灣科技大學 應用外語系 王世平所指導 蔡婷瑋的 應用語料庫的方法探討醫學期刊的詞表與詞串 （2020），提出past tense of nurse關鍵因素是什麼，來自於語料庫料庫、醫學字表、醫用英文、高頻單字、字串。
而第二篇論文國立政治大學 亞太研究英語博士學位學程(IDAS) 王增勇所指導 蕭萱茵的 自由,歸屬與家鄉-德語移民在台灣 （2018），提出因為有 自由、歸屬、家鄉、德語移民、台灣的重點而找出了 past tense of nurse的解答。
最後網站The Simple Present Tense Versus The Present Continuous ...則補充：If the sentence has be or a modal verb like can, should, will, use that verb instead of do. Is he a nurse? (NOT: Does he be a nurse?) Can they swim? (NOT: Do ...
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全年齡!零基礎!用320個句型學英文(附1CD)
為了解決past tense of nurse 的問題，作者ThanisaChoombala 這樣論述：
全年齡！零基礎！ 只要你會A-Z，英文從此變簡單！ 超簡單！超好學！ 樓上揪樓下，阿公揪阿嬤，爸爸揪媽媽， 8-88歲通通看得懂！ 《全年齡！零基礎！用320個句型學英文》， 年度「親子共讀」、「自修家教」、「課外讀物」最佳必備教材！ 只用320個超級簡單的句型， 一次讓你學好英文！ 保証能開口、一定學得會！ 學好句型，聽、說、讀、寫樣樣行！ Q: 為什麼英文要用「句型」學？ A: 因為句型=文法+單字，英文=無限個句型的串聯！ 萬萬沒想到！原來用句型可以學好英文！ 在學習英文的過程中，我們老是將英文分解開來學，單字、文法、片語、句型…‥等，導致台灣人學
英文有個嚴重的後遺症就是： 「無法完整說出/寫出/讀懂一句話！」 語言本來就是與人溝通的工具，要有辦法與人溝通，就要有辦法理解一個完整的句子。 運用簡單、基礎、人人都看得懂的句型，當作一個做簡單的模板，套用想說的單字、符合的時態，不知不覺一句話就輕鬆說出來了！ ★320個一定要會的英文句型 不要以為英文好難，要學文法、單字、片語、會話等等，學都學不完。其實英文不過就是幾種句型串聯在一起，替換關鍵字、替換時態，不管情境場景怎麼換，都逃不離這320個句型！ ★20個量身訂做的單元 本書由泰國英語教師權威量身訂做所撰寫，專為亞洲人所設計，淺顯易懂的單元設計，輕鬆
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l撰寫、簡歷、履歷表以及商務留言。每個單元都有簡單易懂的模板可以學習與套用！ 一本讓你剁手也要買的英文學習書！ 只用320個句型就能學好英文！ 「8-88歲通通看得懂！親子共學、共讀也適用！」 使用說明 1、專為英文初學者量身打造的16堂課 本書作者為了讓讀者能夠更生活話地學習，特別打造超級生活化的16堂課，每堂課的情境都是在生活中一定會出現的。藉由這樣生活的例句與句型，讓你不知不覺也能自然地運用在生活當中。現學現賣！ 2、句型模板 作者在每個單元裡面都會列出常用的句型，例如要說明自己的職業，就會用下列句型： I + am + a + （職業）.
I am a lawyer. 我是律師。 I am a nurse. 我是護理師。 觀看上面句型，其實只需要替換最後一個單字即可。如果記得住這個句型，你的職業再怎麼變化，都能輕鬆開口。 3、替換單字 如果剛好要替換的單字不會講怎麼辦？本書超級貼心一併都幫你列出來了！學完句型再充實自己的單字量，讓你的英文基礎愈來愈穩。 4、親子共讀必備句型 本書特別標註了300個親子共讀的必備句型，專為父母和孩子打造的最生活化、馬上就能在日常生活中運用的句型，如「如何介紹自己」、「想吃什麼東西」、「今天是什麼心情」。讓父母陪著孩子一起學英文，內容簡單易懂，只需要會ABC就能陪伴孩子一
起成長。 名人推薦 ★★★4名讀者，「為什麼沒有早知道」抱憾推薦！★★★ 廖瑋兒（學生，國立大學學生） 我一直對英文都很有興趣，只是真的很討厭念文法，每次看到文法書就開始打瞌睡。但我沒有想到原來最基礎的句型就能學好英文。就是把書裡的這些句型好好記下來，不管我是寫報告還是跟外國人聊天對談，就都能派上用場！ 鄭凱文 （室內設計師） 因為工作的關係常常要與國外的客戶交流，之前我以為只要去背單字就能解決英文不好的問題。沒想到背了那麼多單字，常常要用的時候都還忘記。以前當學生的時候，老師也都只會叫我們背文法，直到讀了這本書我才發現，句型才是最重要的。句型就很像房子的骨架，骨架
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簡單不說（因為連我都看得懂XD），插圖、版面、單元設計都讓我很喜歡，也很生活化！我帶著孩子一起唸，他們也很感興趣！讓我覺得孩子上國中之前，如果能好好地一起閱讀完這本書，不管是我或孩子的英文程度一定能大幅提升！
應用語料庫的方法探討醫學期刊的詞表與詞串
為了解決past tense of nurse 的問題，作者蔡婷瑋 這樣論述：
英語現今已成為被全球認可的世界通用語言，並被廣泛用於傳播包括醫學在內許多領域的知識。醫學導向的學術英語能力不僅使學習者能夠熟練地發表、撰寫醫學相關論文，更能幫助其快速理解以英語書寫成的論文與專業知識。有鑒於醫學英語的重要性，許多研究人員創建了相關字表並探討常用字串，以作為醫學英語教學者進行課程設計和醫學生自主學習時的指引。然而，大多數文獻在建立語料庫時都忽略了作為衡量期刊公信力指標之一的期刊影響因子(IF)。為了彌補先前文獻的不足之處，本研究旨在建立一個語料庫，其彙整來自十個國際醫學期刊（擁有頂尖IF）中發表於 2011 年至 2020 年間的1,000 篇研究文章，以建立符合醫學生英語程度
的專業醫學學術詞彙表(SMAWL)，並同時統計醫學論文中常用的字彙與字串。為了確保結果的正確性，本研究採用混合方法，首先對SMAWL進行量性分析，並使用Wordsmith Tools 和 Sketch Engine這兩款軟體調查不同期刊、文章段落和年份的高頻單詞和詞組的特徵。再利用質性分析找出字串的常用功能與結構，並闡述字彙間之異同及相互關係。本研究建立的醫學字表包含 1167 個單字，且相較於其他醫用字表更能滿足水平較高的醫用英語學習者的需求。另外，研究發現語言模式在不同的情境會有所差異，因此需要多樣的語言資源來滿足這種不一致性。總結來說，此研究不僅可以作為醫學英語教學者的課程設計綱要更能夠
幫助學習者撰寫及發表更具連貫性、說服力與媲美英語母語者的醫學論文。
Letting Go: A Trilogy
為了解決past tense of nurse 的問題，作者Fielding, Polly 這樣論述：
This is a compendium of three books written from firsthand experience. Polly Marie was fostered eight times in her first year of life, the last time so abusive she had to spend a week in hospital. This left baby Polly withdrawn and deeply unhappy. A couple, wanting a sister for their three-year-old
daughter, adopted Polly and slowly taught her to trust again . But all too soon her life fell apart again. And finding out during a playground argument that she was adopted added to her feelings of fear and insecurity. This book is a compellingly honest and open account of events in her life that h
ad a major emotional impact. It is the story of her complicated relationships with her adoptive mother and her biological mother, whom she traced as an adult. Nothing was straightforward; she could never have predicted the outcome. "I was emotionally drained reading Polly's story. I was there with h
er every step. It's cruel that anyone would treat a human being in this way, especially a child. It's a miracle that she did survive." Helen Robinson, former Chief Executive, Lincoln MIND. In the second book the reader is drawn compellingly into Polly's struggle with relationships, work and bringing
up a family until she can no longer fight the pain of her past experiences without therapy. Despite severe self loathing and several suicide attempts, she battles through the minefield of the mental health system to get the appropriate help. "A Mind To Be Free highlights how extremely hard it is fo
r a person whose complex difficulties do not fit into simple categories of mental illness to find effective treatment. The author has had to struggle not only with her own problems but also with the weaknesses of mental health care." Rai Turton, Chartered Clinical Psychologist. Crossing the Borderli
ne tells how Polly finds the courage to slowly and painfully let go of the past and learns to cope in constructive ways with her powerful negative emotions, her sense of rejection and feelings of worthlessness. "A balanced account of the lived experience of Dialectical Behaviour Therapy. This should
be read by clinicians and service users alike. The first book to bring Dialectical Behaviour Therapy to life, this is a must-read for anybody who has an interest in this novel treatment." Paul Barrett, Nurse Specialist (Community Personality Disorders Service), Lincolnshire Partnership NHS Trust. P
olly expresses herself throughout in the present tense, which gives a striking immediacy to her writing. Polly Fielding is the author of several non-fiction books (in English) on a variety of subjects of which she has a great deal of personal experience. They include - The 5:2 Diet, Mental Health,
Paris and Haemophilia. Many of her books are written in the present tense which gives them a striking immediacy. Over a span of thirty years she has had numerous articles published in national magazines and newspapers. She is also an artist, using both pastel and gouache. ’Poppymania’ is evident in
her vibrantly colourful pictures as is her passion for the beauty and warmth of summer scenes both in the UK and abroad. Polly has a unusual mixture of professional qualifications being a certified Voice Over Artist and Swedish Body Masseuse. And in a former life she was a teacher in the UK, Canada
, Gibraltar and Iran. She had a brief spell as a nanny to two small children in Paris when she was twenty-three. It was during this six- months period that she fell in love with this magnificent city, its culture, cuisine and people. She is married(she met her husband in Gibraltar), has five childre
n and currently divides her time between Yorkshire, Paris and Venice. She speaks English, French and German. To find out more about Polly, her books, her art and her most recently published articles, please visit her website: www.pollyfielding.com
自由,歸屬與家鄉-德語移民在台灣
為了解決past tense of nurse 的問題，作者蕭萱茵 這樣論述：
This thesis analyzes motives and experiences of German-speaking migrants to Taiwan informed by the framework of lifestyle migration. Using a narrative-based life history approach and by employing bricolage with data from in-depth interviews, Facebook postings and observation, the focus of this stud
y is to illuminate motivations and experiences of freedom in migration in terms of meaning-making of belonging to Taiwan and to home as the country of origin, present in the life stories of two different generations of four German-speaking migrants in Taiwan. Findings suggest that lifestyle migratio
n is not bound to the second modernity but has taken place already before, when alienation through being an outsider in the country of origin triggered reflexivity, which was limited by social positioning of gender and sexuality. This caused fractured belonging, a gradual process rather than a ‘wate
rshed moment’ that initiated migration. Lifestyle migration shows to be useful as a framework, however limited as a distinct category, because it is often interconnected with different forms of migration such as marriage migration and student migration. In their motivations they emphasized on ‘Fernw
eh’ - a yearning to be far away and not on the destination Taiwan, which later on offered opportunities, which made them stay. Feelings of freedom when arriving in Taiwan caused an instant feeling of belonging. The older generation narrated stories of new beginnings and the absence of restrictions,
while the younger generation emphasized on being self-determined and autonomous. Over time this freedom and belonging had to be negotiated in terms of integration, connecting with locals and other foreigners and privilege as the white foreigner. Reactions to their privilege varied widely between par
ticipants but also between situations oscillating between feeling hindered to connect in terms of belonging and feeling special and unique by being treated friendly and welcomed. Participants narrate feelings of being a tourist when visiting home. By either reinforcing and even ‘celebrating’ feeling
s of non-belonging they emphasize belonging to Taiwan or relocating the ‘here’ to recreate the ‘there’ needed for the feeling of ‘Fernweh’, showing that ‘Heimat’ (home) is essential to link the known and the unknown, the past and the future, one’s former life to the present live and the trueself.