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Tier OneMock 1 · WritingMarked in 2m 14s
- Task AchievementStrongest7.0
- Coherence and Cohesion6.5
- Lexical Resource6.5
- Grammatical Range and AccuracyLowest6.0
Task 2 · Essay
DiscussionAt least 250 words · about 40 minutes
Some people believe that old buildings in city centres should be protected by law because they are part of a nation's history. Others think they should be replaced with modern buildings that better meet the needs of the people who live and work there today. Discuss both these views and give your own opinion.
Note· just now
Two views: protect vs replace. Give my opinion in the intro.
Your answer
140 words- Time left
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- Task 2
- 140 / 250 words
Tier OneMock 1 · WritingMarked in 2m 14s
- Task AchievementStrongest7.0
- Coherence and Cohesion6.5
- Lexical Resource6.5
- Grammatical Range and AccuracyLowest6.0
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Speaking and writing practice sets of five questions, from Read Aloud to Write Essay. A score on each PTE Academic trait, such as content, form, pronunciation and oral fluency, with feedback.
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1A caller booking a family outing on a preserved steam railway
Questions 1–5 · Complete the form below. Write ONE WORD AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer.
Halton Valley Railway: steam day booking
- 1.Surname:
- 2.Ticket type:ticket
- 3.Boarding at:Halt
- 4.Date: theof April
- 5.Departure time:am
Questions 6–10 · Complete the notes below. Write ONE WORD AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer.
On the day
- 6.Collect tickets from theon the platform
- 7.Allowhours for the round trip
- 8.Family ticket: £
- 9.A space must be reserved for
- 10.The booking reference arrives by
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Marked in minutes
Each exam marked on its own scale, with notes on your own answers.
- Task AchievementStrongest7.0
- Coherence and Cohesion6.5
- Lexical Resource6.5
- Grammatical Range and AccuracyLowest6.0
Tier OneMarker's note
Your position is clear from the first paragraph and both views get a real example, which is why Task Response is your strongest score. What holds this essay at 6.5 is accuracy: articles and plurals slip in almost every paragraph. Fix those and the same ideas read as a 7.
A band for every criterion
Task response, coherence, vocabulary and grammar are scored one by one, each with the reason for its band.
- Fluency6.5
- Lexical Resource6.0
- Grammatical Range and Accuracy6.0
- PronunciationStrongest7.0
- Coherence6.5
Tier OneMarker's note
You keep talking without long pauses and your pronunciation is easy to follow, which carries the score. In Part 3 your answers stop after the first reason. Add an example and a contrast, and fluency and coherence both move up.
Speaking, criterion by criterion
Scores from fluency to pronunciation, and every answer there to play back.
Corrections3
Governmentshould investtopublic transport first.The government should invest in public transport first.
Many people
usestheircareven for shortdistance.Many people use their cars even for short distances.
If driving
becomemore expensive, people will think twice beforedrive.If driving becomes more expensive, people will think twice before driving.
Your own sentences, corrected
Only the words that changed are marked, in the sentence you wrote and its corrected version.
Say it better2
make the traffic lessease congestion
The collocation examiners expect on this topic.
a lot of moneysubstantial investment
More precise, and it suits a formal essay.
Better phrasing
Phrases that are right but flat, swapped for what an examiner expects, with the reason.
Fix this first
Start with articles and plurals: they cost you marks in every paragraph.
Governmentshould investtopublic transport because it ismore fair for poor people.The government should invest in public transport first, because it is fairer to people on low incomes.
Article, preposition and comparative fixed in one sentence.
In big city, traffic
jam wastesmanyhourevery day.In a big city, traffic jams waste many hours every day.
An article, two plurals and the verb that agrees with them.
Governmentcan also build more bicyclelanein centre of town.The government can also build more bicycle lanes in the centre of town.
Two articles and a plural, the same slip as paragraph one.
This is why I believe public transport is best solution for environment.
This is why I believe public transport is the best solution for the environment.
'The' before a superlative and before 'environment'.
The one thing to fix first
The habit costing you the most marks, shown as your own sentence rewritten.
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