OET Speaking - Assessment Roleplay Medicine - Nayellin General Practice: Patient education after a heart attack Criteria 1 Overall

l communicative effectiveness What Naye did well: What Naye needs to work on: Good introduction Communicated confidently and was active in maintaining the conversation Sympathetic and reassuring manner developed a good rapport with her patient Used medical terms in an accessible way Responded well to questions Excellent information about the condition and clear advice Well organised ideas Successfully completed the task by using the prompts on the roleplay cards Criteria 2 Intelligibility What Naye did well: Good eye contact Good body language Excellent use of transition word stress eg however, first Criteria 3 Fluency What Naye did well: Conversation had good pace A very natural conversation No unnatural pauses, and used pauses appropriately Good use of stress to indicate an opposite idea eg However,

What Naye needs to work on: /d/ for /th/ in this, that /h/ (not sounded) in habits /I/ for /e/ in measure

What Naye needs to work on: Slowing down between points

Criteria 4 Appropriateness What Naye did well: Very professional Used appropriate paraphrasing and rewording to explain a medical condition Responded appropriately to the patients questions and concerns Aware of and sensitive to the patient Asked if the patient had any more questions Listened well Very encouraging Good ending Very persuasive

What Naye needs to work on: Some confusion with the word doubt. In general, Naye uses doubt when she should use question. eg a) Do you have any doubt before you go home Do you have any other questions or is there anything else that is worrying you? b) Its better to clear all your doubts Its better to answer all your questions / Its better to talk about everything that is worrying you.

Criteria 5 Resources of grammar and expression What Naye did well: What Naye needs to work on: Generally good 1. More appropriate modals needed: Uses complex structures confidently It could be useful for you it might Uses transition expressions to make be useful for you the information clear In the beginning, it would be hard In the beginning it might be/will be hard 2. Preposition/plural noun confusion: a) I have a very good news to you. I have some very good news for you. b) Ask it to me ask me about it c) At the beginning in the beginning 3. Plural confusion Any doubt any doubts 4. Incorrect use of the word doubt: eg I would be happy to answer you any doubt I will be happy to answer all of your questions. 5. Position of adverbs: eg Before you start again all your activities Before you start all of your activities again.

Overall Grade: A