Some words sound the same or are spelt the same way but mean different things. Here are some examples of such words commonly found in OET which have different meanings. 

Did you know that every English verb will have 3-5 different forms? The minimum is 3 forms and the maximum is 5 forms. Some can have 4 forms. To keep 

For the OET writing sub-test, candidates are required to produce a letter. This is typically a referral letter, although there are other types of letter, such as discharge and transfer 

One of the most common mistakes that OET writing candidates make – as well as candidates for other English exams, such as TOEFL, PTE and IELTS – is called subject-verb 

In the previous article, we saw how subject-agreement is incredibly important for candidates who are preparing to sit the OET writing sub-test. This is because subject-verb disagreement stands out easily 

The present perfect and present perfect continuous are two aspects of the present tense that are sometimes confused by English learners. They share some similarities in use and structure, but 

Naturally, the present tenses are extremely common in daily life and are also frequently used in the OET writing sub-test. Knowing how to use them is very useful for general 

Each of the tenses in English (past, present, and future) has four aspects (simple, perfect, continuous, and perfect continuous). Of course, these tenses each have different meanings and reflect different 

One of the problems for people learning English is the notion of capitalization. This may not be a big deal for people whose native tongue is another European language with 

When we first learn to speak English, even though we don’t know it, we are learning the active voice. This is the simplest and most straightforward way of speaking. Even 

When training to do the OET, it is important to build your general English vocabulary so that you can communicate clearly and precisely in a variety of scenarios – be