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PTE – Writing

TIPS FOR PTE WRITING MODULE
Skim and scan the whole passage so that you get an idea about its content. You should know the exact idea of the passage. Scan the passage for the phrases and keywords. Make notes of the words which are repeated.
Read the entire passage carefully. Use the ability to understand the content. Try to understand the meaning but do not waste time on difficult words. If there are multiple paragraphs, the first paragraph can be introduction and last is conclusion. Pay attention to these paragraphs.
You should know the purpose of your writing. Know what topic you are going to cover. Before writing make a habit of pre planning the task so that you can arrange your ideas in the logical order.
When you have written your response, check to make sure that it is only one sentence, with a capital letter at the beginning and only one full stop at the end. Your response is between 5 and 75 words so check the word count using the ‘Total Word Count’ counter below the answer box. If you write fewer than five words or more than 75 words, you will not score for your answer.
Note key words in the prompt before you write anything in the task. Try to analyze what is asked in the question so that you can provide required relevant information.
Your response must be expressed within one sentence, so you will need to use a complex or compound sentence to be able to summarize the main point of the passage and also briefly mention the supporting detail.
Manage your time. You have 10 minutes for Summarize written text and 20 minutes for Write essay. Write within the word limits. For Summarize written text, you should write one sentence of 5-75 words and your essay should be 200-300 words. Make sure that you write your viewpoints before 20 minutes. Keep an eye on the time.
In essay, read the essay prompt carefully so that you know exactly what you have to do. If you are asked to write an essay about the population, don’t write about technology. If the essay prompt asks you to have the same opinion or differ with a statement, your score will be affected if you do not say whether you agree or disagree. If the essay prompt asks you to describe a situation, you will lose score if you write about the situation’s benefits and drawbacks but do not explain it.
Proof Read your piece of writing whether it is essay or summary. Check spellings and sentence formation.

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