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You will be tested on your Speaking skills, using English you might use in an academic environment.  \nIntroduction to  \nPTE Academic  \nTest Tips for Speaking  \nThis resource provides test tips for anyone preparing for the Speaking section of Pearson Test of English (PTE) Academic.  \nYou can use the information to help develop useful strategies to answer the seven question types in this section.  \nThe test tips are presented in the order in which they appear in the test.  \nYou can use the PTE Academic Question Bank or Guided Practice Tests in conjunction with this resource for even more practice.  \nV6 JAN 2026  \nRead Aloud  \nRepeat Sentence  \nDescribe Image  \nRetell Lecture  \n Speaking   \nAnswer Short Question  \nSummarize Group Discussion  \n(Updated test only)  \nRespond to a Situation  \n(Updated test only)  \nPearson Test of English (PTE) Academic • TEST TIPS-SPEAKING | 2  \nAdvice for speaking  \nSpeak at a normal pace and volume as if talking on the phone. There is no need to shout or whisper.  \nMake sure the microphone is placed to the side of your face and a few centimeters away from your mouth.  \nIf you don’t know an answer, try to provide a response as best as you can, or say “I don’t know”and move on to the next question.  \nS p e a ki ng  \nPearson Test of English (PTE) Academic • TEST TIPS-SPEAKING | 3  \nRead Aloud  \nInstructions  \nA The text length of the prompt will be up to 60 words.  \nA You will have 30-40 seconds to look atthe prompt and prepare.  \nA You will have 30-40 seconds to read the prompt aloud.  \nPractice prompt  \nRobots are typically built withinflexible materials, like metal. This means their adaptability and range of motion is limited. However, engineers have developed a new generation of soft robots based on animal anatomy. Inspired by the soft tissue which gives many creatures flexibility and mobility, engineers have designed soft robots that can move in ways their rigid robot counterparts cannot.  \nS p e a ki ng  \nPearson Test of English (PTE) Academic • TEST TIPS-SPEAKING | 4  \nR e a d A l o u d  \nImportant Test Tips  \nDo  \nA Use the preparation time effectively. Practice reading the text quietly or in your head.  \nA  \nIn your preparation time, identify any tricky or long words and say them in your head a few times to get used to the pronunciation.  \nA  \nEmphasize key syllables in the important text. Each sentence will have words with syllables that are more important than others (these are called stressed syllables). Emphasize these syllables by using greater stress (making these syllables sound higher, louder and longer, e.g., engineers) .  \nA Use natural pronunciation and speak at a natural speed.  \nA  \nPay attention to punctuation. 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Inspired by the soft tissue which gives many creatures flexibility and mobility, engineers have designed soft robots that can move in ways their rigid robot counterparts cannot.”  \nANSWER EXPLANATION:  \nThis is an excellent answer for content for Read Aloud. All the words from","cbCaifg7UQQSFtyK","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaifg7UQQSFtyK","pdf",2573098,55,"English","# Introduction to PTE Academic Test Tips for Speaking\n## Test structure and seven question types\n## Advice for speaking\n## Read Aloud\n## Important test tips (Do / Don’t)\n## Sample answers and explanations","[{\"question\":\"How should you speak during the PTE Academic Speaking test?\",\"answer\":\"Speak at a normal pace and volume, as if talking on the phone. 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