Guys and Gals,
I am not sure why there is such confusion and why so many of you are panicking.
To ease you minds, let me tell you this:
There are two exams:
1. English for Medicine [aka. Medical English]
2. Grammar for Communication [aka. Grammar for Communication] -
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1. The 'English for Medicine' Exam is tomorrow and consists of 60 questions.
There will be 10 listening questions included in this 60.
- 5 of the listening questions will be on the Gallbladder and will be similar to those you do every week in the large lecture.
- the other 5 listening questions will be on another topic. The listening comes from the Powerbase book and will not be difficult - believe me.
Of the 50 other questions:
- the first lot of 25 [5 X 5 lots of questions] will be in the same format as the questions you do every week in class in the English in Medicine textbook and exactly the same format as the mid-term exam.
- the second lot of 25 [again 5 X 5 lots of questions] will be similar to the types of questions you can find in the Powerbase Study and Course books.
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2. The Communication Skills is on Tuesday and consists of 40 questions.
It is broken up into 10 sections with 4 questions each relating to the 10 topics covered in the Grammar section of Units 1 -9 on the Powerbase book. That is they will relate to:
- Questions & Answers;
- the Present Simple/Present Continuous;
- 'will' and 'won't';
- the Past Simple;
- Modals;
- Order of Adjectives;
- the Present Perfect;
- the Present Perfect/Past Simple;
- Time Clause; and,
- First Conditionals.
As I have said on countless occasions: work through the Grammar exercises in the Study Book and you will have no problems in the Grammar exam on Tuesday.
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If you have any other questions post them here.
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