Hospital's publically reported indicators

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Hospital's publically reported indicatorsTUTORIALOUTLET.COM
Hospital's publically reported indicators FOR MORE CLASSES VISIT www.tutorialoutlet.com • This may help in finding what is needed, there are links on the site to access the hospital compare sites. You do have to go through the links to find what you are looking for, but it is very informative and explains the process of care.
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Reported Speech

Reported Speech. John says: “I like pizza.” John says (that) he likes pizza. John said (that) he liked pizza. Reported Speech. Change the pronouns Change the references to time Change the references toplace Employ the sequence of tenses. Checklist. Tom: “ I like driving fast cars.”

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Reported Speech

Reported Speech. When reporting speech, the tense usually changes. The tenses of the reported clause are usually moved back. Changing verb tenses:. Examples :. Changing pronouns, personal and possessive. Pronouns change (or not) depending on the view of the reporter. Direct Speech

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Reported Speech

Reported Speech. Reported Speech we use when we want to tell another person about a conversation that took place in the past. We often use reported speech to . . . 1. Give someone a telephone message. 2. Tell someone news that we heard from someone else:.

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Reasons for differences between national and international reported indicators

Reasons for differences between national and international reported indicators CountryData Workshop: Building better dissemination systems for national Development indicators Phnom Penh, Cambodia Ghana Statistical Service 19 – 25 April 2014. Outline. Introduction

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REPORTED SPEECH

REPORTED SPEECH. Reported Speech. Reported speech : K alimat tidak langsung yang digunakan untuk melaporkan kembali ucapan-ucapan yang diucapkan oleh si pembicara dalam waktu yang berbeda . Reported speech disebut juga indirect speech . Example

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Reported Speech

Reported Speech. Yesterday, I saw my friend Pamela! She told me that she got a new job!. What is it? How do you use it?. ...today. ...yesterday. Reported Speech is the grammar we use when we want to tell another person about a conversation that took place in the past.

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REPORTED SPEECH

DISCURSO DIRETO E INDIRETO. REPORTED SPEECH. É um discurso (fala) indireto, relatado, reportado. É empregado para se relatar o que uma pessoa falou, sem utilizar necessariamente as palavras dessa pessoa. * Fred said , “I work on Saturdays ”.- DD

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REPORTED

REPORTED. SPEECH. Say what people use direct and reported speech for. Read the dialogue between the members of a football fan's family. Find the sentences with reported speech. Mum: Good morning, dear. Good morning. What's the matter? Mark: Dad says that he's lost his voice.

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Reported Speech

Reported Speech. About me. a) I’m stupid. I live far from here. I don’t live near here. b) I’ve been a teacher for a long time. c) I went to the library. I didn’t find much information. d) I will go to the movies next Saturday. e) I can’t drive a car.

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Reported Speech

Reported Speech. By teacher Silvino Sieben 3ª série EM. WW: “I’ m super powerful.” WW said (that) she was super powerful. WW: “I’ m not afraid of anything.” WW told me that she wasn’t afraid of anything. Jimmy: “I’ m not riding my bike.”

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REPORTED QUESTIONS

REPORTED QUESTIONS. Kind of questions:. Yes/no questions W/H-questions. How to report : Yes/no question. Use reported clause/main verb Followed by a clause beginning with either if/whether Use the same word order as in a statement. WH Questions. Use reported clause/main verb

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Reported Speech

Reported Speech. Statements, commands and requests. Reported statements - intro. Look at these examples: The little prince: “ I want a sheep that will live for a long time.” The little prince said (that) he wanted a sheep that would live for a long time.

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Reported Speech

Reported Speech. Reporting verb in the present tense: Nothing changes from direct to indirect speech except pronouns and adverbs (I  he/she, our  their, here  there etc.) „Their cars are too small“  He says that their cars are too small. „I have been over there for one wet spring“ 

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Reported Speech

Reported Speech. In direct speech we repeat exactly what someone said: He said 'I don't like football' In reported speech , however, we tell what someone said without repeating his exact words. He said (that) he didn't like football. Backshift. Reported Speech.

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REPORTED SPEECH: REPORTED QUESTIONS

REPORTED SPEECH: REPORTED QUESTIONS. REPORTED QUESTIONS. We do not use question marks in reported speech. In reported speech, questions use the same order as affirmative sentences.  direct question : VERB + SUBJECT  reported question : SUBJECT + VERB

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YOUR Hospital's DECON AREA

YOUR Hospital's DECON AREA. A few things to consider. DECON AREA. $$ Cost $$ Permanent or portable Location Workable Containment of runoff Accessibility Security Training of personnel. DECON AREA. The cost This will depend on what your facility wants to spend. Things to consider

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Reported speech

Reported speech. Reported speech is speech in which you report what somebody else said. The most common reporting verbs are say and tell. Say and tell. He said *** (that) he was hungry.  He told me (that) he was hungry.  He said me (that) he was hungry. 

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Reported Speech

Reported Speech. I am very happy today. Susanna said (that) she was very happy that day. We use reported speech to talk about what someone said. When we report a statement, we have to:. take away the quotation marks. e.g ‘Some students are talking,’ said the teacher.

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REPORTED SPEECH

REPORTED SPEECH. Prepared by Belma BOYACIOGLU. Direct Speech. Reported Speech. “I work hard,” he said. He said (that) he worked hard. “I am working hard,” he said. He said (that) he was working hard. “I worked hard,” he said. He said (that) he (had) worked hard.

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REPORTED SPEECH

REPORTED SPEECH. Four Essential Things to Remember. The use of the tenses The change of the pronouns The change of time expressions The change of demonstrative pronouns (e.g. this, those, etc.). Present Simple Present Continuous Present Perfect Past Simple Past Continuous

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