Listen to the Lesson |
Listen with pause
Used with adjectives:
"
He takes good care of his car."
(good, great)
"
Children need proper care."
(proper, loving, tender, special, constant, full-time)
"
Who is responsible for the short-term care of those children?"
(short-term, long-term, continuing, temporary, daily, day-to-day)
"
She is in intensive care at the hospital."
(intensive, emergency)
"
She needs maternity care."
(maternity, prenatal)
"
Your grandmother will need clinical care."
(clinical, health, medical, nursing, home, psychiatric)
"
I'm his primary care provider."
(primary, secondary)
"
This doctor focuses on preventative care."
(preventative)
"
The boy will be put in foster care."
(foster, public, child, day, protective)
"
He is also responsible for pastoral care."
(pastoral, spiritual)
"
They want to improve the company's customer care."
(customer, client)
"
Do you sell skin care products?"
(skin, hair)
"
Please take special care with this project."
(special, extra, extreme)
"
He does his job with meticulous care."
(meticulous, proper, reasonable)
Used with verbs:
"
Will you take care of our dog while we are on vacation?"
(take)
"
Are you happy with the care provided by your doctor?"
(provided, given, offered)
"
I think my father will require special care."
(require, need)
"
I'll have to exercise care to avoid offending anyone."
(exercise)
Used with nouns:
"
We should respect health care workers."
(workers, providers, givers)
"
We are impressed with this medical care center."
(center, facility, program)
"
She sent me a care package when I went to college."
(package)
Used with prepositions:
"
The children are now under our care."
(under, in)
"
The accident happened in the babysitter's care."
(in)
"
You must handle this with care."
(with)
"
Without care, the plants will die."
(without)
