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                          IELTS Speaking  for beginners Plastics Q1. Do you use plastics? Yes, I use plastic everyday. Q2. W hat do you use plastics for? I use plastic for several purposes. They are unbreakable; therefore,  they can be used instead of glass. Q3. What are the advantages  of plastics? They are light-weight and unbreakable. So they are a better substitute for glass materials. For example, we can use plastic cups, carrybags, and plastic bottles. Q4. Are there any disadvantages of plastics? Yes, plastics have some serious disadvantages, too. Q5. What are the disadvantages of plastics? The main disadvantage of plastics is that it is not bio-degradable. Therefore, it causes serious environmental threat. The discarded plastic materials will form a thick layer on the surface soil and rain water can not seep into the ground which will create draught. Moreover, they cause environmental hazards. Q6....

                                   OET Grammar Session - 01 Correct the following sentences: 1. She don't like tea. 2. I am knowing him. 3. He go to school by bus. 4. John is married with Lisa. 5. One of my friend is on leave today. 6.  I prefer tea than coffee. 7. We are playing cricket every day. 8. I will come in Monday.  9. I look forward to meet you. 10. We discussed about politics yesterday.                                          (Answers and  explanations,  tomorrow) -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------                   OET - Occupational English Test All Professions Medicine, Nursing, Dentistry, Radiology, Pharmacy, Dietetics, Physiotherapist, Opticians, Occupational Therapi...

                                 OET Speaking - Dietetics Candidate's Card Setting: Hospital Dietitian  You see a 26-year-old patient who recently has been diagnosed with Crohn's disease (a type of inflammatory bowl disease). He/she has been referred for advice on gaining weight loss due to malabsorption of nutrients. * Confirm reason for visit ( dietary advice: weight loss following diagnosis of Crohn's disease) . Find out about the patient's appetite. * Explore foods eaten yesterday (What foods, how well tolerated: any nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea, stomach cramps, etc.). * Give information about Crohn's disease and diet (e.g., no prescriptive diet, dependent on individuals, etc.) . Suggest how low-fibre diet (e.g., when disease is active /in flare, limiting or avoiding high-fibre foods: raw green vegetables, whole nuts/grains, fruits with skin and seeds, etc.). Recommend keeping food diary (...

                                 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...