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Being examined on your speaking skills can be a scary experience,
but knowing exactly what you have to do can make it easier,
so watch this video where I tell you all you need to know about the OET speaking role play.
Hello, I'm Jo from Specialist Language Courses, we are OET Premium Preparation Providers,
which means we know how to help you succeed in the OET exam. Don't forget to subscribe
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so what happens in the OET speaking role play? Let's take a look. After a brief warm-up section
you are given a role card with information about a patient and some tasks to complete.
You have three minutes to prepare and you then complete a five minute role play with
an interlocutor who plays the role of the patient or carer; you then repeat with another role card.
Here is an example role card, which looks the same for all professions. You will find
information about the setting, and also some information about the patient and context,
and there are also the tasks which explain what you have to do. Let's take a look at what to do
in the three minutes preparation time. First, read the context and underline key points about
the setting and patient, then underline all the task verbs and think of useful language to use, so
for example, for outline next steps we could say "so what I'd like to do now is..." and for give
information about childhood asthma, we could start by saying "let me explain a bit about asthma..."
and don't forget to decide how you are going to begin the role play. For this task, it's
at a local clinic and we should begin with why we have arranged the appointment, something like this
"Hello, I'm Dr Smith. I've asked you here today to talk about your son's recent asthma diagnosis."
/ˈpāSHənt/
able to accept or tolerate delays, problems, or suffering without becoming annoyed or anxious. person receiving or registered to receive medical treatment.
/əˈnəT͟Hər/
One more, but not this. used to refer to additional person or thing of same type as one. One more (thing).
/iɡˈzampəl/
Thing, person which represents a category. be illustrated or exemplified.
/ˈsəmˌTHiNG/
used for emphasis with following adjective functioning as adverb. Thing that is not yet known or named.
/ˈsediNG/
Place where something happens or is located. To become hard (of glue, concrete etc.).
/ˈspeSH(ə)ləst/
possessing or involving detailed knowledge or study of restricted topic. person who concentrates primarily on particular subject or activity.