I found this video extremely useful, and suddenly realised this is the only video you've got 2.2k views. I watched it twice already, and still counting. 🤭
Hello mam, please put more video about how to organise the letter , because I want to pass the OET exam so I need your best guidance and support because you are a best expert OET teacher.
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Hi Moncy, no, it is not necessary to say "for the pain" if the reader would understand what the word "analgesics" means. Don't forget to subscribe to get more videos like this!
Hello, sometimes we are asked to write a letter to a GP. But how do we know if the GP knows the patient? I never know if I have to write the patient's background. If the GP doesn't know the patient, I have to write about the patient's background, but how can I know if the GP knows the patient?
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Hi mam!I'm confused about the first sentence you said "a fracture" I remember you taught us from your previous video that "medical condition " doesn't need article like "a "and "the".. Pls enlighten me with this..thanks
Hi, that's right, medical conditions such as diabetes, COPD, Parkinson's etc do not take an article. However, some injuries or episodes which can occur more than once, for example heart attacks, fractures etc take an article as they can be counted.
You content is very helpful but please avoid using music in the videos as volume is a little bit distracting. While watching videos close to the exam people are a bit anxious and the music really makes it hard to focus on what you are saying.
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@@OETSLC Thanks mam for your beautiful response.Actually I am a nursing officer in PGI , Chandigarh , India . So I want more guidance about all tasks, reading, listening, writing , speaking . Because I want to pass t OET exam.
How to make a sentence for : Daily physiotherapy (deep breathing exercises,walking 4-5 mins 4 times per day) Continue deep breathing exercises and increase walking gradually
Thanks for the video! How do you transform laboratory results into full sentences when there are many results? For example, I saw a case note where the doctor ordered LFTs and a CBC and many of those test came back with elevated levels and their corresponding values. How can we incorporate all of those details into sentences without being repetitive or listing?
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Hello Jo ..how are you? I write this letter to request your further care and support for Mr John to improve his condition.He is recovering from left knee replacement surgery......should I avoid your from this..please let me know
Hi Tessy, thank you for your enquiry. If you are writing directly to the person who will be providing care for Mr John, you can include "your" but it is fine without as well. (Also, do not write Mr John - if his first name is John. If the patient's name is John Smith, refer to him as "Mr Smith" - using the surname/family name, which is always the second name in English.) If you'd like more help to pass the OET, we are here for you! Click here to find out more: specialistlanguagecourses.com/
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Hi, thank you for your enquiry. The correct form is: Admit + to is the correct verb + preposition. If you would like private lessons with an OET expert, we can help! Just click here if you are a nurse: specialistlanguagecourses.com/oet-preparation-courses/oet-for-nurses/ or here if you are a doctor: specialistlanguagecourses.com/oet-preparation-courses/oet-medicine/
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These online classes helped me tremendously to pass the OET, Thank you Very Much Miss Jo!
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Wow incredible 👍👍👍👍👍 my perspective only one video is enough to pass OET writing ❤️❤️❤️
Best explanation among all oet teacher
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Best explanation for writing till now thank you❤
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I found this video extremely useful, and suddenly realised this is the only video you've got 2.2k views. I watched it twice already, and still counting. 🤭
Thanks for watching! 😊
Helpful. Especially last part of the vedio
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Thanks mam.. your voice is so sweet
Thank you very much!
Thank you Jo. You explained very important information about writing. It's helps me a lot.
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Excellent teaching
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Very helpful for the night before exam 🤣 thank you 💗
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Thank you it's quite helpful
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Thank you so much I was always confused with how to expand case notes,
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Really helpful mam. Thank you so much.
Excellent explanation mam ,
Amazing ❤
Really really too much helpful. Thank you very much
Thank you for your great help
God Almighty bless you and your team
Mam fantastic thankyou
Hello mam, please put more video about how to organise the letter , because I want to pass the OET exam so I need your best guidance and support because you are a best expert OET teacher.
Thank you so much, if you'd like more help with your OET preparation, please visit: specialistlanguagecourses.com/oet-preparation-courses/reach-oet-b-medicine/ if you are a doctor or here if you are a nurse: specialistlanguagecourses.com/oet-preparation-courses/reach-oet-b-nursing/ this online course will provide you with the knowledge you need to pass the exam!
@@OETSLCthanks alot mam again
@@OETSLC I need letter correction
lovely video, really helpful. many thanks
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realy helpful.can please upload more videos regarding same topic
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Thanks I found very helpful
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Analgesics means pain medications. so is it necessary to mention again "for the pain"??
Hi Moncy, no, it is not necessary to say "for the pain" if the reader would understand what the word "analgesics" means. Don't forget to subscribe to get more videos like this!
Thanks, Jo. It's really helpful.
I'm so glad! You're welcome 😊
This is so helpful.. Thanks a lot.. 😊
Great 👍
Wow perfect
Thank you for watching!
Really it's helpful...Thank you... can you make Video about speaking
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Emergency Department not need capitalization
Mr jobs was admitted to Emergency department?
On a behalf letter to physiotherapist.. we should start with past or present situation first??
Thanks,I like your way and topics. Go ahead.
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Thanks
Thank you so much mam
Very helpful ☺️👍
Mam thanks lot, i have doubt at requsting paragraph if you could you
ensre is that correct?
Very informative video thanks mam .
Most welcome 😊
Hello, sometimes we are asked to write a letter to a GP. But how do we know if the GP knows the patient? I never know if I have to write the patient's background. If the GP doesn't know the patient, I have to write about the patient's background, but how can I know if the GP knows the patient?
Hi, make sure you don't miss out on our upcoming OET Q&A session! It's a fantastic opportunity to get all your OET-related queries answered by our expert, OET Jo. Follow the link here to register: ruclips.net/user/liveTMOJ5zYQXss
Hi mam!I'm confused about the first sentence you said "a fracture" I remember you taught us from your previous video that "medical condition " doesn't need article like "a "and "the"..
Pls enlighten me with this..thanks
Hi, that's right, medical conditions such as diabetes, COPD, Parkinson's etc do not take an article. However, some injuries or episodes which can occur more than once, for example heart attacks, fractures etc take an article as they can be counted.
Thank you so much!
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thanku so much for ur classes.It really help me to pass my oet exam .😍
Thanks alot mam
Very useful
Excellent
You content is very helpful but please avoid using music in the videos as volume is a little bit distracting. While watching videos close to the exam people are a bit anxious and the music really makes it hard to focus on what you are saying.
Hello! Thank you for watching this video. We've released some newer content that features more current tips and insights. We think you might find them really helpful. Feel free to check them out! ruclips.net/p/PLi3x0_cGGR5uHIZg5KVZpUZ-xyCALqeKO
how did u create this video? i mean which software?
Also I need more videos about reading, listening and speaking
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@@OETSLC Thanks mam for your beautiful response.Actually I am a nursing officer in PGI , Chandigarh , India . So I want more guidance about all tasks, reading, listening, writing , speaking . Because I want to pass t OET exam.
Nice
How to make a sentence for :
Daily physiotherapy (deep breathing exercises,walking 4-5 mins 4 times per day)
Continue deep breathing exercises and increase walking gradually
God bless you ..
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Thanks for the video! How do you transform laboratory results into full sentences when there are many results? For example, I saw a case note where the doctor ordered LFTs and a CBC and many of those test came back with elevated levels and their corresponding values. How can we incorporate all of those details into sentences without being repetitive or listing?
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She was provided with dressings daily ( is it correct?)
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Very useful mam
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Mam i am fan of u
Thanks a lot!
@@OETSLC oh my god I am really very happy to see ur reply
But still I am struggling to understand reading nd listening
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Great
If you don't mind Can you please send 2to 3 notes on these with different cases so that I can go through and practice myself.thank you
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Do you have online classes for nurses
Hi, thank you for your enquiry. Yes we do, we work with hundred of nurses every year and our OET Nursing Preparation services focus on what you need to do to get the grades you need. Please click the following link to see all the SLC online courses: specialistlanguagecourses.com/oet-preparation-courses-for-nurses/
Do you provide online courses
I need to touch with you for cracking my oet. I found reading is difficult so please make some videos related to that.
Hi @@simipjoseph7341, thank you for your enquiry, we do offer online courses. Can I ask, are you a nurse or a doctor?
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Mr jenikins has had diabetes for the past 15 years(is it crt mam)
yes - it's correct, good job! 😊
Hello Jo ..how are you? I write this letter to request your further care and support for Mr John to improve his condition.He is recovering from left knee replacement surgery......should I avoid your from this..please let me know
Hi Tessy, thank you for your enquiry. If you are writing directly to the person who will be providing care for Mr John, you can include "your" but it is fine without as well. (Also, do not write Mr John - if his first name is John. If the patient's name is John Smith, refer to him as "Mr Smith" - using the surname/family name, which is always the second name in English.) If you'd like more help to pass the OET, we are here for you! Click here to find out more: specialistlanguagecourses.com/
Thank you so much ....please tell me how to start ...which is better I am writing or I write to refer
Thanks for a wonderful lecture
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Hi do u have online speaking coaching for one month.how I can contact u
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We want to RAdiographer writting sample and how to write
Thank you for your suggestions, we'll take them into account! If you are interested in an accredited course for radiographers, then this course is for you! Please click here for more information: specialistlanguagecourses.com/medical-english-courses/online-english-for-radiography/
Admitted to the hospital, admitted at hospital, admitted in hospital, admitted to hospital...... May I know which one is correct
Hi, thank you for your enquiry. The correct form is: Admit + to is the correct verb + preposition. If you would like private lessons with an OET expert, we can help! Just click here if you are a nurse: specialistlanguagecourses.com/oet-preparation-courses/oet-for-nurses/ or here if you are a doctor: specialistlanguagecourses.com/oet-preparation-courses/oet-medicine/
@@OETSLC , thank you for your response. I would like to know admitted to' the' is required or not??
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