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This page is for practising PTE Academic Speaking prompts with AI feedback on fluency, pronunciation, grammar, vocabulary, and task completion.
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Practise PTE Academic Speaking task types with AI voice drills for Read Aloud, Repeat Sentence, Describe Image, Retell Lecture, short answers, and current Pearson speaking-task caveats.
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Exam System
Pearson Test of English
Language
English
Total Speaking Time
Flexible PTE drills
Supported Tasks
7 tasks
Exam practice answers
PTE Academic Speaking practice answers
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Verified format notes
- Pearson currently lists Speaking and Writing question types including Read Aloud, Repeat Sentence, Describe Image, Retell Lecture, Answer Short Question, Summarize Group Discussion, Respond to a Situation, Summarize Written Text, and Write Essay.
- Pearson says the 2025 PTE Academic update added two speaking question types: Respond to a Situation and Summarize Group Discussion.
- Pearson says PTE Academic score reports continue to show Overall, Reading, Listening, Speaking, and Writing scores on a 10-90 scale.
- Pearson says some question types use both AI and human marking for content, including Describe Image, Retell Lecture, Summarize Group Discussion, and Respond to a Situation.
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What you will practise
Read Aloud
Duration: 30-40 seconds preparation and response window
•Read a short academic text aloud clearly.
•Practise pacing, word endings, pronunciation, and fluency.
•Avoid skipping, replacing, or adding words from the prompt.
Weight: Preparation feedback area%
Repeat Sentence
Duration: Short recorded response
•Listen once, hold the meaning, and repeat the sentence accurately.
•Practise memory, sentence stress, rhythm, and pronunciation.
•Keep the original word order where possible.
Weight: Preparation feedback area%
Describe Image
Duration: 25 seconds to prepare, up to 40 seconds to speak
•Describe charts, graphs, maps, tables, pictures, or diagrams in organised English.
•Name the main trend or feature before supporting details.
•Use clear comparative and data-description language.
Weight: Preparation feedback area%
Retell Lecture
Duration: Listen, prepare briefly, then speak for up to 40 seconds
•Listen for the main idea, supporting details, and speaker purpose.
•Summarise the lecture in your own words.
•Use notes to organise content without memorised scripts.
Weight: Preparation feedback area%
Answer Short Question
Duration: Short answer response
•Answer a short factual question with a word or brief phrase.
•Prioritise fast comprehension and clear pronunciation.
•Avoid long explanations unless the practice prompt asks for them.
Weight: Preparation feedback area%
Summarize Group Discussion (Pearson task name)
Duration: Current Pearson speaking task type
•Identify the main positions in a short discussion.
•Summarise the discussion clearly and neutrally.
•Practise organisation and concise academic spoken English.
Weight: Preparation feedback area%
Respond to a Situation
Duration: Current Pearson speaking task type
•Respond appropriately to a practical situation.
•Use clear, polite, and relevant English.
•Practise tone, directness, and completeness under recording pressure.
Weight: Preparation feedback area%
High-Frequency Topics
Academic texts
Pronunciation
Word stress
Chunking
Speech continuity
Sentence memory
Connected speech
Rhythm
Word order
Common preparation mistakes
- !Pausing for too long before or during a recorded response.
- !Reading too quickly and dropping word endings in Read Aloud.
- !Changing word order in Repeat Sentence.
- !Describing small details before the main trend in Describe Image.
- !Retelling a lecture without a clear main idea.
- !Giving a long explanation for Answer Short Question.
Why learners choose our AI exam tutor
Format-aware practice
Prompts follow the main PTE Academic Speaking task structure with timing and preparation notes.
Practice feedback
AI feedback reviews pronunciation, grammar, fluency and topic development after each attempt.
Extended practice sessions
Repeat difficult tasks and review available task-scoped activity and preparation feedback.
Levels Covered
PTE Academic
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