OET Writing: Should I Use Connectors in my OET Letter?

[@surajikakumari2708]

Thank you for this infomation.I changed my mind to be careful when using connectors.

[@UpgradeYourOET]

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[@plushiehelpnetwork9631]

Very helpful, thanks

[@UpgradeYourOET]

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[@lamahamad3737]

Thanks for the thorough explanation. ❤❤❤

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[@mafiaparveen8589]

Thanks for explanation in detail

[@UpgradeYourOET]

I'm glad you liked it, Mafia! Thanks ☺️

[@saminaa3152]

Thank you mam its very helpful video ❤

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Thanks, Samina! I'm so glad you liked it ☺️

[@lamahamad3737]

Helpful video 😊 as usual. Thanks ❤

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Thanks Lama ☺️

[@nico-ng3pt]

Thank you so much for the tips. However, is it appropriate to use the word patient if we know the name of the patient!

[@UpgradeYourOET]

Hi Nico, yes, you're right. It would have been much better to use the patient's name. I was focusing on the connectors, just as a practice exercise, but for the exam, keep to using the patient's name.