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Hi mam!i think there is no right answer in question #1.) but you said the right answer is "b". It says dogs are " "limited" to approved clinical areas " so it means pet therapy is accepted but limited only contrary to the answer that says"are not appropriate in all areas" ,if the option says" are not appropriate in "some "areas,then that might be the answer. Pls enlighten me with this since I'm not a native speaker,whatever your reply is i will trust it,I am just confuse.Thank you so much♥️
Hi, the correct answer is B. the text says "dogs are limited to approved clinical areas and not permitted around immunosuppressed patients" If they are "limited to approved clinical areas" it means they can only enter approved areas and not other places. So this matches option D they are "are not appropriate in all areas of the hospital". Not all areas means they ARE appropriate (allowed) in SOME areas - "approved clinical areas". Click here for more help with your OET preparation: specialistlanguagecourses.com/oet-preparation/
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Your class really made a great difference in my learning
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Very informative ...thank uu
Really, beneficial
Very beneficial pls keep this kind of for understanding passage c and B pls pls pls
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Part C for reading and listening became tough n tough
topics and tips are good, but the sound system is sometimes low.
Well explained
Ma'am I need help, I want to join continue classs
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I struggle reading subtest. I got C+ but LWS B
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Kurogane you qualify for Ireland nmbi registration.
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Thank you mam
Thank you soo much ma'am. Its very informative..please try to give explanation about listening C part tips also...
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Your explanation is so useful but video is not clear,i can't see the letters properly,those are blurred
Hi mam!i think there is no right answer in question #1.) but you said the right answer is "b". It says dogs are " "limited" to approved clinical areas " so it means pet therapy is accepted but limited only contrary to the answer that says"are not appropriate in all areas" ,if the option says" are not appropriate in "some "areas,then that might be the answer.
Pls enlighten me with this since I'm not a native speaker,whatever your reply is i will trust it,I am just confuse.Thank you so much♥️
Hi, the correct answer is B. the text says "dogs are limited to approved clinical areas and not permitted around immunosuppressed patients" If they are "limited to approved clinical areas" it means they can only enter approved areas and not other places. So this matches option D they are "are not appropriate in all areas of the hospital". Not all areas means they ARE appropriate (allowed) in SOME areas - "approved clinical areas". Click here for more help with your OET preparation: specialistlanguagecourses.com/oet-preparation/
OET AND IELTS SHOULD BE ELIMINATED FROM THE WORLD
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Nice video - shame about the outtakes