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Speaking is not writing aloud

Stepping stones

How spoken grammar differs

Building answers in chunks

Short clauses, clear links

Signposts and cleft sentences

Accuracy under pressure

Tense and agreement when speaking

Self-correction and keeping going

Practice

What a chart shows

Action in a photo

There are

The number of

A number of

What-cleft

It-cleft

A signpost

which means

Historical data

Each of

A grammatical repair

Chained, not nested

A still-true fact

It seems

Wordle: speaking words

Quiz Review

Quiz Review: Why Each Answer Works

Module recap

Build clear, accurate spoken sentences: short linked clauses, signposting and cleft structures, tense and agreement when describing and reporting, and grammatical self-correction.

Speak in sentences a listener can follow. Build answers from short linked clauses, organise ideas with signposts and cleft sentences, keep tense and agreement accurate when describing and reporting, and correct yourself grammatically without starting again.

PTE Grammar 12: Grammar for Clear Spoken Answers

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