What is PTE?
PTE Stands for Pearson Test of English. The Pearson test of English assesses your English ability of comprehension, listening, and speaking skills.
PTE exam 2024 onwards is for two hours. The best part of the PTE exam is that it clears your eligibility for studying in your dream overseas universities as the PTE exam is accepted in around 35,000 universities across the globe.
The PTE exam tests the candidates in four English language skills. So, the exam is divided into four segments of language skills namely Reading, Listening, Writing, and Speaking. The candidates must note that PTE scores are given after integrating the scores in all four language skills.
The format of the PTE exam and the strategies to answer each type of question in the PTE exam are given below.
As mentioned above the PTE exam has four main sections: Reading, Writing, Speaking and Listening, the scores of each module are integrated and a total score is given to the candidate.
Starting with the Speaking section of the PTE exam, there are mainly 5 types of questions that are asked.
Strategies for PTE- Reading Re-order Paragraph
1. Identify the Independent Sentence.
2. Look for Coherence with Pronouns.
3. Use Definite and Indefinite Articles.
4. Find Logical Sequences.
5. Connect Definitions and Examples.
6. Chronological Order.
7. Transition Words.
8. Short Forms and Acronyms.
9. Practice.
PTE Reading 2024- Multiple - choice questions with multiple answers
1. Read the Question Prompt and Options Carefully.
2. Go Through the Passage with Options in Mind.
3. Understand Context, Not Just Words.
4. Review Options After Reading the Passage.
5. Be Aware of Negative Marking.
6. Use Partial Credit to Your Advantage.
7. Limit the Number of Choices.
Linking Words for Essay
When writing an essay, using linking words (also known as connectors) can significantly enhance the clarity and coherence of your text. Here are some common linking words and phrases that you can use in your PTE essay.
1.List Words.
2. Linking Words to Add Information.
3. Linking Words for Results and Consequences.
4. Linking Words for Highlighting and Stressing.
Remember to use these linking words appropriately to create a well-structured and coherent essay!
Who this person is & where you had the conversation?
We have daily conversations with different people on various topics. We remember certain conversations, as they leave an impact on us. I remember one such conversation with my grandmother that I had regarding money management. We had this conversation during lockdown when we were having dinner.
What you talked about?
The conversation started from how everything was on a hault during lockdown, and money had to be used wisely. My grandmother told me how important it is to save from what we have. Saving should be a habit whether the amount is small or big, one should develop a habit of saving as you never know when the need arrives. Life is a roller coaster and we do not know when it takes a turn. When we save, in the need of hour, we can optimally utilise it.
And explain how you felt about the experience.
The experience was an eye opener for me, as I realised that if I develop the habit of saving while I am young, it will prove to be helpful once I grow up. It is for our own good if we have ample amount of savings at our end to be used at the right time or when the need arrives.
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