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Past, Perfect and Future Tenses
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Passive Voice for Formal Medical Writing
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Orientation: How OET Writing Is Scored and How This Course Works
The task
Scoring lens
Method of this course
Study plan
Practice 0 — Diagnostic
OET Writing Foundations for Doctors
What the examiner wants
Why tenses + passive are the two highest-yield grammar areas
The letter skeleton with tense map
Vocabulary bank 1 — letter scaffolding
Strategy 1 — time-clue underlining
Practice 1
Present Tenses for OET Writing
Present simple — form and use
Present continuous — form and use
Present simple vs continuous — minimal pairs
Present passive basics
Common-error clinic
Vocabulary bank 2 — present-tense clinical predicates
Strategy 2 — exam tip
Practice 2A — fill in
Practice 2B — correct the sentence
Practice 2C — active → present passive
Past, Perfect and Future Tenses
Past simple
Past continuous
Present perfect
Past perfect
Future, recommendations and polite modality
Vocabulary bank 3 — tense triggers
Strategy 3 — the tense planner
Practice 3A — choose the tense
Practice 3B — perfect/past/future drills
Passive Voice for Formal Medical Writing
Active vs passive — why it matters
Formula
When to use passive vs active
Common-error clinic
Practice 4A — active → passive
Practice 4B — fix the passive
Practice 4C — past-tense passive set
Grammar in Practice: Building a Clear OET Letter
Tense per letter section
Passive for formal tone
Step-by-step grammar checklist
Practice 5 — guided referral (Source Ex.4.1 scenario: Mr John Stone, 58, admitted 10 Aug 2025 unstable angina, HTN + 30 pack-year smoker, ECG ischaemia, discharged 15 Aug for angio
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