OET Grammar Tips - How to Use Articles (A, An, The) in OET Test?

[@Goku-zp3ub]

thank you mam that was helpful i have a small doubt though stroke is a disease too then why "a" in front of stroke but not angina ??

[@GHOSTYTCODM]

Exactly, I have the same question. Can someone explain please?

[@farzanaabid]

In short: "A stroke" refers to a specific, one-time medical event. "Angina" refers to a general, recurring condition or symptom, not a specific, single event.

[@cherrymaydelrosario6139]

So calm and clear explanation...thank you madam...

[@faryalnasib8658]

one of the beat oet channel

[@sivajinidarmendra2250]

Lovely, how simply explained....Thank you so much dear mam

[@devirs355]

Hi mam, thanks for ur video.. I have one doubt... He was admitted a stroke at home.... In that you mentioned if diseases means I front of before that no need to mention anything like that... Because of these are uncountable noun.... But you stated a stroke that's why am confusing mam.. Plz clarify my doubt mam

[@OdayMaaitah]

same question came to my mind , can you please answer ?

[@dr.ayemonradio6374]

I would like to ask a question.As u said name of disease is uncountable,why u use “a” stroke(stroke is name of disease?).first time should not use “a”

[@maisal-shibly268]

Yeah it is confusing for me also

[@jibylijo9982]

Stroke is singular, countable noun, but CVA is uncountable disease condition. So you can use 'a 'stroke.

[@erumnaz7138]

you are so sweet. thank you for helping us❤

[@jasminjoseph4102]

Very effective plzz add more videos

[@sethulakshmicr415]

Pretty clear mam.... Tks a bunch

[@ambikakumariputhenpurackal8452]

Thank you for your video ma'am. Disease conditions are countable or not countable?

[@nishasanthosh1042]

Thanks a lot from India.amazing teacher

[@poonamdeepak639]

Amazing video for articles

[@jeevarajjeevaraj4905]

Very useful for your class Madam Thank you very much.

[@drwasimullah1791]

Beautifully explained

[@rosmijoss]

Hi mam, explained in an easy way, best video i watched about Articles. ❤

[@anniesamuheya6515]

Thank you very helpful

[@saranyaj8426]

Which one is correct A series of investigation or series of investigation. He has made good progress or He has made a good progress

[@assiassi9115]

I am confused because I thought that diseases names were uncountable, so why "a stroke" ?

[@swethamanju]

Hi mam appreciate for ur wonderful explanations.i have a doubt,he needs advice on insulin.he needs an advice on insulin. Which one is correct?.thank you in advance.

[@benchmarkeducation]

"an" is not required. He needs advice... is the right one.

[@swethamanju]

Thanks for you reply mam.I hope u won't mind,if I ask you to explain about it.

[@ambikakumariputhenpurackal8452]

@@swethamanju I THINK ITS BECAUSE OF THE PRONUNCIATION OF ADVICE

[@mophymanuel5189]

It’s very useful Mam Thank you

[@starxmohid8626]

Thanku useful vedio for beginners

[@leanbody851]

Thanks for this information mam🙏🏻it helped me lot

[@sijothomas4459]

Useful Video.Thank you.

[@mgncreatives5738]

Dear, Can do it in detail (OET article)?

[@rare8274]

Thank you for a great video!

[@jyotibathula1883]

Thank you for such an understable video it is really helpful

[@baharehmirarmandehi658]

Amazing,thank you

[@anjushrestha3542]

Maam in the video u mentioned that no articles when we use the name of diseases then why a article before stroke in examples

[@aparnaps1677]

He was advised to perform an x ray and an ultasound? Could pls correct this and state the reason

[@isbahkhan3778]

Thanks

[@basharatmasih777]

Wonderful

[@srikanthkanapathipillai2163]

Thank you

[@latalokhande4255]

Great explanation

[@daivikcsivanchirayinkeezhu5908]

It is a helpful class madam.

[@hanisbeautifulworld3064]

Thank u for helping

[@Dr.AbdellatifElalwany]

thanks

[@thusharabasheer4990]

thank you mam

[@dumindasamarawickrama3795]

excellent

[@jibylijo9982]

Awesome mam

[@sabaalmarghni4735]

Thanks mamm❤❤❤

[@behzadkaleembaloch1405]

Awesome

[@priyabanu65bp]

Mr John has had a left knee injury or Mr John has had the left knee injury ? Which one is correct ?

[@SyedIttratHussain-t9z]

2nd one

[@ashamagar3028]

Thanks alot

[@oetwritingandspeakingsupport-n]

Thank u

[@iqramemon2686]

Useful

[@BhavniSharma-f1t]

Stroke is medical condition so how article

[@babykirtzion9819]

The best

[@hamidullahmansoor7129]

stroke is a disease, and as you mentioned the name of the disease is uncountable, so how we can use a?

[@benchmarkeducation]

Good question! As stroke is a sudden event, it could possibly be the reason it's written as a countable noun. It's always written as "a stroke". He has/had a stroke.

[@dr.ayemonradio6374]

Do u mean sudden onset disease should use “a”?

[@Gela-e7t]

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[@sairasohail5771]

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[@iswaryam587]

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[@josnashinojkj6875]

Thank you