OET Writing for Doctors by Maggie Ryan: Updated OET Preparation Book: VOL. 2, 2022 Edition

A Complete OET Writing Sub-Test book for Doctors with Sample Practice Materials for a Thorough OET Letter Writing Practice. Contents Included are:NOTE: SECTION. I & SECTION. III are same as in first book of this series (VOL. I) and only included in this book for the sole purpose of revision, whereas the SECTION. II (Exercises & Answers) is different & contains unique 10 OET Writing Sub-test Questions & Sample Answers for practice. SECTION. I - PREPARATION FOR OET LETTER WRITING5 Criteria of Assessing OET Letter WritingPlanning the LetterIntroduction of the LetterBody Paragraphs of the LetterSignal words and phrasesUsing Passive Voice in OET Letter Writing Conclusion of the LetterThings to Remember While WritingSECTION. II - PRACTICE FOR OET LETTER WRITINGWRITING TEST 1WRITING TEST 2WRITING TEST 3WRITING TEST 4WRITING TEST 5WRITING TEST 6WRITING TEST 7WRITING TEST 8WRITING TEST 9 WRITING TEST 10Question-wise Relevant Case NotesQuestion-wise Custom Sentence StylesCustom Sentence Styles - IntroductionCustom Sentence Styles - Body ParagraphsCustom Sentence Styles - ConclusionANSWER KEYSECTION. III - MISCELLANEOUS NOTES FOR OET LETTER WRITINGCountable and Uncountable NounsDeterminersConfusing Pairs of Words in OET Letter WritingComplain vs. ComplaintSuggest or Recommend vs. AdviseExplain vs TellAdvise vs. AdviceRequest Verb vs. Noun Affect vs. EffectWidow or widowerHistoryConfident vs. Confidencea few or few and a littleDuring or WhileFollowing or Followed byMedical Collocations in OET Letter WritingAdverb - Verb collocationsNoun - Subject - Verb collocationsAdverb - Adjective collocationsVerb - Part collocationsSubject to Verb collocationsCommon mistakes while using medical collocationsSample collocations of diagnosisSample collocations of treatmentSample collocations of bloodSample collocations of abdominalSample collocations of lymphomaVocabulary Building StrategyCapitalisation in OET Letter WritingCommon Abbreviations seen in Case Notes.