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Do you need some OET Writing tips? Here's a video for you.

Medical English Grammar Lesson:
Capitalization and Punctuation

https://youtu.be/GrRmf5iT6SA

Capitalization and Punctuation || Medical English #medicalenglish #oetwriting Learn the mechanics of capitalization and punctuation when writing formal letters.

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Medical English for Intermediate to Advanced Learners

Grammar Lesson # 2. Quantifiers

If you are preparing for an English exam, this lesson might be helpful for you. Learn when to use these quantifiers: few, a few, little, a little, many, more, some, and any.

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https://youtu.be/yJ8dWZbFOzI

Quantifiers (few, little, many, much, some, any) || Practice Questions + Explanations Here are some practice questions and explanations about Quantifiers.