How does this sound to you, can you please correct any spelling and grammar errors?

The word referral as identified in the oxford dictionary means 鈥榓n act of referring someone or something for consultation, review, or further action or the directing of a patient to a medical specialist by a GP a person whose case has been referred to a specialist doctor or a professional body another meaning agency. For example,How does this sound to you, can you please correct any spelling and grammar errors?
The word "referral," as identified...



You need to put quotes around the word so that we know you're talking about the word as a word rather than as its meaning. I'm not sure if you're supposed to use double quotes (") or single quotes (') in the UK to do this. I can ask my UK language expert next week...



Also, italicize Oxford English Dictionary (and write out its whole name, just like that).



Finally, your paragraph stops making sense after "GP." I think possibly that you quoted and tried to take multiple definitions out of the OED. Make sure your quotes from the OED are *exact* (ie, if the OED says "general practitioner," do NOT abbreviate it) and that it's clear where one quote from the OED ends and another begins (you can either put quotes around definition 1 and definition 2 separately, with an "and" in between them, or you can put quotes around the whole of both definitions and put three periods between the two definitions. That's called an Ellipsis).

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