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Reading A – 3 common trick questions In this post we will talk about three reasonably common trick questions in Reading A that aim to find the best students. It is very easy to lose marks on these questions when you are rushing because they are very sneaky, but being aware of them can increase your chance of getting them correct. 1. Plural and singular Text: “Screening mammograms are the best method for detecting breast cancer in the early stages” Question: “The best method for detecting breast cancer in the early stages is …..?…..” The text and the question sentences almost look identical, although obviously the order of information has changed. The other thing that has changed is that where the text used the plural verb “are” the answer has the singular verb “is”; therefore, we need to change the words “screening mammograms”, which is plural, into a singular form – the answer is “a screening mammogram” 2. Splitting up acronyms Text: “25% of Australian adults are obese, wi...

OET WRITING TIPS: >> The task is to write a letter, generally a referral letter. Sometimes you have to write a different type of letter for example a letter of transfer or discharge, or a letter to advise or inform a patient, group or carer. >> Always follow the instructions in the exam. You will receive prompt material (case notes and/or other related documentation) which includes information to use in your reply. >> In your writing task, you should know each of the key points because these are the things that the examiner will be looking out for. So if you are confidently fulfilling the required criteria, then you can definitely impress the examiner. >> You can use abbreviations that are frequently accepted in the candidate’s profession and clear to the Assessors may be used in the Writing sub-test, for example units of measurement such as “mg”. Right usage of language is one of the five assessment criteria for the Writing sub-test. >> Use simple pa...

Language Functions Effective communication is very important in the medical interview. As a health professional, it is necessary to use language to achieve a particular purpose within a particular context. These purposes can be categorised further into language functions and language learners can improve their communicative ability by being familiar with and using the language patterns associated with the various functions. Note : The role-play scenarios used by OET have been designed to test the candidates ability within the categories below so skill in these areas will help you achieve your required score. Expressing Concern and Understanding This is obviously a very important part of the medical interview. It requires you to listen carefully to the patient then respond appropriately. I know how.... I know how you must be feeling. I understand..... I understand your concern I understand how..... I u...