Rate each task type from your last practice or test. You see which of the four skills your weak tasks feed and the order to fix them in. Tasks that score two skills come first, because a mistake there costs twice.
Why some tasks matter more
Pearson scores many tasks for two skills. Repeat Sentence, Re-tell Lecture and Summarize Group Discussion count for listening and speaking; Summarize Written Text counts for reading and writing; Write from Dictation and Summarize Spoken Text count for listening and writing.
So a slip in one of those tasks shows up in two of your four skill scores, and Home Affairs reads each of the four separately for Australian visas.
Try 1 questions
Prices in a market
Put the sentences in the right order. Topic: Prices in a market.
Question 1Re-order Paragraphs
Put the sentences in the right order to make a coherent paragraph.
Put every sentence in order. Tap to place it; tap again to take it back.
22 scored task types: 9 in Speaking and Writing, 5 in Reading and 8 in Listening, plus the unscored Personal Introduction.
Which PTE tasks score two skills?
Among others: Read Aloud (reading and speaking), Repeat Sentence and Re-tell Lecture (listening and speaking), Summarize Written Text (reading and writing), and Write from Dictation (listening and writing).
Does this tool predict my PTE score?
No. It shows where your weak tasks cost marks and what to fix first. Only Pearson's test gives a PTE score.