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How Listening is built

Catching a ball you can see coming

Where the marks are and how the timer works

Prediction and grammar formats

Write from Dictation: the last task and the most valuable

Fill in the Blanks and Select Missing Word: predicting the shape of the gap

Tracking and judgement formats

Highlight Incorrect Words: reading and listening at the same time

Summaries and multiple choice: listen, note, then judge

Practice: predict, track, judge

Most valuable Listening task

Negative marking in Listening

Timer management

Dictation: hands off

Dictation: partial credit

Recovering a word from grammar

Endings in dictation

Fill in the Blanks: before the audio

Fill in the Blanks: falling behind

Select Missing Word: first filter

Highlight Incorrect Words: tracking

Highlight Incorrect Words: after the audio

Summarize Spoken Text length

Highlight Correct Summary: method

Words heard are not evidence

Quiz Review

Quiz Review: Why Each Answer Works

Listening Quest: walk the map and predict the gap

Module recap and key-terms crossword

The eight PTE Listening question types, grouped by the skill each really tests: prediction and grammar for Write from Dictation and Fill in the Blanks, tracking for Highlight Incorrect Words and Select Missing Word, and note-based judgement for the summary and multiple-choice formats.

PTE Listening comes last, when you are tired, and it ends with the task that carries more marks per minute than any other in the test. This module groups the eight formats by the skill they share, gives a method for each, and shows where the marks concentrate so your attention goes where it pays.

Listening Task Foundations for PTE Academic

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