Saw this video a day before the exam and the tips really helped me. It was actually the only part i was worried of but later that was the part I did well in my exam. Thanks a ton
i dont mean to be offtopic but does anybody know of a method to get back into an instagram account..? I was stupid forgot the login password. I love any tricks you can give me
I am just so overwhelmed I passed my OET exam with grade A and B after failing 2 times but thanks to my friends who recommended me to Dr Henderson who provided me with audios and answers papers. I thought this wasn't real not until I approach the exams. Today I'm so proud so if you are struggling to clear your OET also or you didn't have your required scores contact him for scores upgrade, never give up seeing in yourself and give a try to any opportunity you got.i will recommend anyone who needs same help to clear his /her exam. wish you all the best 🙏 Dr. Henderson's number :+447440185205
Hi Hannah. Thank you for your contents. They are very helpful. I just have a question, some are saying that it’ll be easier to start answering questions 8-20 rather than starting on 1-7. What are your thoughts on this?
It's a valid strategy. Personally I think that doing 1-7 first helps you get an idea of the contents of A-D which makes it easier to find the info you need for 8-20. If you do 8-20 first you will need to allocate them slightly more time and then do 1-7 very quickly at the end. The advantage is that if you have to guess in 1-7 you have a 25% chance of getting it right. Try both in a practice test and see which technique you prefer!
Thank you very much. I've been practicing very long, tough and complicated samples of reading part A, and I have got frustrated from my performanc. But this one is not very difficult. Is this the level of the oet exam?
I am just so overwhelmed I passed my OET exam with grade A and B after failing 2 times but thanks to my friends who recommended me to Dr Henderson who provided me with audios and answers papers. I thought this wasn't real not until I approach the exams. Today I'm so proud so if you are struggling to clear your OET also or you didn't have your required scores contact him for scores upgrade, never give up seeing in yourself and give a try to any opportunity you got.i will recommend anyone who needs same help to clear his /her exam. wish you all the best 🙏 Dr. Henderson's number :+447440185205
Dear Hanna Thank you for doing these vedios. Really helpful. I am very bad in my reading. Whenever I do part A my mind goes blank and freeze. Im struggling a lot. Pls advise
Hi Hannah I have a doubt that does they penalize our marks when we don't use capital letter for question and answer type questions (from 8-14)in part A ,as in this video the answer for 8th one is a pillow /A pillow??..
I am just so overwhelmed I passed my OET exam with grade A and B after failing 2 times but thanks to my friends who recommended me to Dr Henderson who provided me with audios and answers papers. I thought this wasn't real not until I approach the exams. Today I'm so proud so if you are struggling to clear your OET also or you didn't have your required scores contact him for scores upgrade, never give up seeing in yourself and give a try to any opportunity you got.i will recommend anyone who needs same help to clear his /her exam. wish you all the best 🙏 Dr. Henderson's number :+447440185205
I'm afraid I'm not doing any personal coaching at the moment. I'm so sorry you are struggling with listening and reading, especially as your English must be very good to get B grades on writing and speaking. I would recommend reading and listening to medical English every day (check out my website for links to free resources). I would also do some mock tests (if you run out of OET mocks you can get similar insights by doing free online academic IELTS mock tests. Look at where you lose marks - is it vocabulary? grammar? time-management during the test? Then you can practise the specific area where you are loosing marks. In addition maybe find an alternative tutor for personalised advice for where you are going wrong in your exam.
Thank you so much! Yes you can use a pencil for all sections of OET. They just prefer you to use a traditional wooden pencil instead of a mechanical pencil :)
@@LearnEnglishForHealthcare thanks Hannah!... My exam is on October 11, and i still haven't gotten my writing evaluated. Are you evaluating writing through the website subscription? If yes, kindly let me know
@@MsKamakshi I'm afraid I have no subscription (other than a free email service that just alerts when I post a blog post, and I'm not even 100% sure that it's working!). I'm not doing any letter correction or private tuition :(
I have never heard of it I'm afraid, so I can't comment one way or another! You can checkout my website where I have a post with links to free reading resources.
@@soniyaps3042 Hi Soniya, I assume you mean this? www.nhs.uk/conditions/ I had never seen it before, it is useful as it has a lot of conditions presented in a way for patients to understand. It's a good place to start for reading practice but it is easier than what you will find in OET part C, and in a different format to parts A and B
