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Same Meaning, Different Words

Why the Answer Rarely Repeats the Text

Four Paraphrase Moves

Hedging: How Sure Is the Writer?

Quick Check: Matching the Strength

Reading Between the Lines

Inference: What Is Implied

Practice: Paraphrase or Trap?

Quick Check: The Writer's Attitude

Recognise true paraphrase, judge how certain a writer is, and infer attitude and purpose in OET Reading and Listening Parts B and C.

In OET Reading and Listening Parts B and C, the correct option restates the text in different words, while the wrong options often echo its exact words. This module trains you to recognise a true paraphrase, read how certain a writer or speaker is, and work out what is implied but not stated.

Paraphrase and Inference in Clinical Texts

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