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OET Medicine Writing: Replace Vague Verbs With Precise Meaning
Revise got, did and dealt with by identifying the exact action supplied in the notes.
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OET Medicine Writing: Replace Judgement With an Objective Description
Describe the action or reported difficulty instead of adding a judgement about the person.
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OET Medicine Writing: Do Not Invent Missing Identification Details
Check names, dates and recipient details against the task instead of completing them from a familiar template.
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OET Medicine Writing: Advice or Advise?
Use the noun advice and the verb advise correctly in requests, summaries and completed-action sentences.
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OET Medicine Writing: Adjust Detail to the Reader’s Existing Knowledge
Decide what context the recipient needs without assuming either complete familiarity or no prior knowledge.
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OET Medicine Writing: Check a Model Letter Against the Case Notes
Use model answers critically by tracing factual statements back to the notes and task.
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OET Dietetics Writing: Shorten a Sentence Without Losing Its Meaning
Remove repetition while preserving the words that identify who, when and how certain a statement is.
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OET Dietetics Writing: Report Progress Without Turning Plans Into Achievements
Distinguish changes already reported at review from intentions that have not yet been carried out.
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OET Dentistry Writing: Organise Notes Around the Recipient’s Task
Plan paragraphs by what the reader needs to understand rather than copying the order of the notes.
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OET Dentistry Writing: Separate Completed Work From Planned Work
Use verb forms that show whether an action has happened, is planned or is being requested.
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OET Dentistry Writing: Make the Requested Assessment Clear
Give the recipient a precise reason for the letter and distinguish a request for assessment from a treatment decision.
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OET Speech Pathology: Explain a Child’s Assessment Without Predicting the Result
Help a worried parent understand the purpose of assessment. Includes five-task cards, detailed teaching, a therapist model and a bilingual-history variation.
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