This document provides tips for the speaking section of the PTE exam, which assesses English proficiency for study abroad. It recommends using an rising and falling tone when speaking, continuing if you make a mistake, practicing tongue twisters daily, describing graphs using specific terminology, speaking for 30-35 seconds without pausing, and imitating native English accents to improve fluency. The document stresses the importance of practicing speaking skills to prepare for the exam.

1. TIPS ANDTRICKSTO
CRACK SPEAKING
SECTION OFTHE PTE
EXAM

2. Tips andTricks to Crack Speaking Section
of the PTE Exam
• Here are a few hints as per each sort of questions to assist you with getting ready for the
speaking part of the PTE test to study abroad.
 Rising your tone toward the start and falling tone toward the finish of the sentence will make
the sentences sound legitimate.
 If you understand that you have committed an error, keep speaking, and don't stop.
 From day 1 of planning, practice with various tongue-twisters consistently until the test day.
 Start with words like delineate, explains, portray, and so on.
 Notice whether it is a bar-outline, line-diagram, or pie-graph. Line diagrams have a 'course of
events', pie outlines have 'cuts', and bar graphs look.
 Utilize the accompanying words – on the left-hand side, on the correct side, close to,
beneath/base, above, at the top, closer view, foundation, and so on.
 Have a go at completing in 30–35 seconds, and don't leave fragmented recorded sentences.

3. Tips andTricks to Crack Speaking Section
of the PTE Exam
• Rather than complete names, you can utilize titles, as – Dr. Says or the teacher makes
reference to, and so forth.
• Attempt to catch the best 3-5 sentences.They ought to be sufficient to retell the talk.
• Include articles (an, a, the) before certain words.
• If you don't have the foggiest idea about the appropriate response, simply repeat the words
in the question.
• You shouldYouTube elocution recordings to accomplish wanted oral familiarity.
• Attempt to imitate local English speakers with either British, American, or Australian
inflections.
• For better elocution, Google or YouTube IPA and phonemes. You should know about the
situation of tongue, jaw, and lips while speaking each word.

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