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OET Writing (Dietetics)

                                 OET Writing (Dietetics) Dr Susan Green The Doctor Stillwater Medical Clinic Date: 15 May 2021 Dear Dr Green Re: Mr  Emilia Samson DOB : 18 November 1956 I am writing to update you the status of Mr Samson,  who requires dietary advice and management. He is diagnosed with hypercholesterolaemia  and angina. On 08 May 2021, Mr Samson presented with the complaints of the symptoms.  His BMI (31.7) indicated obesity, and his blood test reports showed risk of heart disease. Regarding his dietary habits, Mr Samson consumes high-fat and high-glycemic index carbohydrates. He eats fast foods daily at lunch, and takes chocolates, crips and soft drinks as snacks. On top of that, the  dietary recall reveals his excessive consumption of high energy food tuff. Mr Samson was advised to reduce his intake of high saturated fays, and replace it with refined carbohydr...

OET Speaking Fluency practice

                          OET Speaking Fluency practice 1. Where do you come from? How long have you been living there? 2. What are the advantages of living there? 3. What improvement do you want there? 4. Tell me about your neighbourhood? 5. Tell me about the tourist centres in your hometown . 6. What type of people visit there? 7. Tell me about the traffic fesilities in your hometown 8. What do the people of your hometown do for a living? 9. Is there any water scarcity in your hometown? 10.Tell me about a supermarket you visit usually? 11. How often do you go shopping? 12. What's better, supermarkets or retail shops?  Why? 13. How do you usually travel? 14. How has transportation in your hometown changed? 15. Do you think the age for procuring a driving licence shoulf=d be increased? Why? ______________________________________________________

OET Speaking - Radiography- 10

                                OET Speaking - Radiograph Setting:  X-ray Department Radiographer You are a radiographer in the X-ray department . Ms Sophia has brought her 12 -year-old daughter for a chest X-ray due to a persistent cough and occasional breathlessness over the past three weeks. She approaches you with a specific request regarding the procedure. * Confirm the reason for the visit. * Understand the cultural context and the importance behind her request for a female radiographer. * Assess the clinical feasibility and practical implications of accommodating her request for the diagnostic procedure. * Propose a specific, respectful accommodation and compromise that addresses her concerns while ensuring she receives the X-ray promptly.  * Conform with her the proposed accommodation is acceptable and that she feels comfortable proceeding with her daughter's procedure. * Get her confir...

OET Listening - Common Diseases/Conditions

    OET Listening - Common Diseases/Conditions 1. Amblyopia                               Azotaemia  ("Lazy eye" - vision disorder)                        (Kidney disorder)                              3. Bariatric                                 4. Bell's palsy (Treatment of obesity)                               (paralysis on the face) 5. Bulimia                                   6. Capsulitis  (Eating disorder)                      ...

OET Writing - Uncountable Nouns -Part : 1

                                      OET Writing - Uncountable Nouns Majority of errors in the Writing sub-Test take place in the grammar section, and that too, when writing uncountable nouns. Most of the students have difficulty in finding out whether or not a particular word needs article a/an before it. Similarly, they are not sure about writing s/es with that particular noun. What are nouns? A noun can be person, place or an object.  Nouns are of two types: 1.  Uncountable Nouns; 2. Countable Nouns .  Uncountable Nouns in OET Nouns which cannot be counted are uncountable nouns. For example, Pain. We cannot say 1 pain, 2 pains, 3 pains . It is difficult to write indefinite article a/an in front of an uncountable noun. See below the uncountable nouns  in 4 different categories.  1. Generic Uncountable Nouns . Note: (i) Do not write articles a/an before those wor...