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OET Pharmacy Writing: Make Relative Clauses Clear
Practise who, which and whose in OET pharmacy writing, and see how commas distinguish identifying information from additional detail.
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OET Grammar — Course 17
Explore Present Tenses in OET Writing, Past Tenses in OET Writing and Mastering the Passive Voice in Formal Writing.
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54lesson entries
5practice quiz entries
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Present Tenses in OET Writing
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Past Tenses in OET Writing
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Mastering the Passive Voice in Formal Writing
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Orientation: The OET Pharmacy Writing Task
- What you must produce in the exam
- Why tenses decide your score
- Learning outcomes
- How the letter is assessed
- The standard letter skeleton
Present Tenses in OET Writing
- Present Simple
- Present Continuous
- Present Perfect and Present Perfect Continuous
- Present Perfect vs Past Simple
- Choosing correctly
- Worked drill: Exercise 1 with full reasoning
- Practice set 1
Past Tenses in OET Writing
- Past Simple
- Past Continuous
- Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous
- Summary and common mistakes
- Worked drill: Exercise 2 with full reasoning
Future Forms and Modal Verbs in OET Writing
- Expressing future actions
- Modal verbs for recommendations and politeness
- Contextual examples
- Worked drill: Exercise 3 with reasoning
Mastering the Passive Voice in Formal Writing
- Active vs passive: form
- When to use passive in OET letters
- Common passive structures in medical letters
- Forming the passive correctly in every tense
- Active vs passive: finding the right balance
- Worked drill: Exercise 4 with answers
Additional Grammar Essentials
- Articles: a / an / the / zero
- Prepositions: collocations to memorise
- Subject-verb agreement
- Sentence structure, relative clauses, linking words
- Formal tone conventions
- Worked drill: Exercise 5 with answers
- Worked drill: Exercise 6 with answers
Practice OET Pharmacy Letters and Model Answers
- Practice Letter 1: Discharge letter, hospital pharmacist → GP
- Practice Letter 2: Community pharmacist referral → GP
- Imitation drills
OET Grammar Workbook for Pharmacists
- Workbook: Present Tenses — rules recap
- Workbook: Present Tenses — Practice Exercises
- Workbook: Present Tenses — Answer Key
- Workbook: Past Tenses — rules recap
- Workbook: Past Tenses — Practice Exercises
- Workbook: Past Tenses — Answer Key
- Workbook: Passive Voice — rules recap
- Workbook: Passive Voice — Practice Exercises
- Workbook: Passive Voice — Answer Key
- Workbook conclusion
Exam Strategy, Phrase Bank, and Final Checklist
- Source conclusion: the four preparation habits
- Time plan
- Copy-ready phrase bank
- Proofreading checklist
- Vocabulary/skill banks
- Practice tasks with answers
Mock Tests
Practice quizzes
- Discharge Letter: Post-Operative Knee Replacement
- Referral Letter: Asthma Control and Inhaler Technique
- Discharge Letter: Heart Failure with Medication Changes
- Referral Letter: Suspected Adverse Drug Reaction
- Transfer-of-Care Letter: Diabetes with Polypharmacy Review
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