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What pronunciation means here

Signal, not accent

The five features that carry meaning

Hearing your own speech

What is being judged

The expensive mistake

Noun or verb?

Endings

Listening back

Oral fluency

Fluency is rhythm, not speed

Building fluency deliberately

What fluency is

The filler problem

False starts

The best single practice

New material or the same?

Practice that changes speech

Ten minutes a day

Under exam conditions

The overriding rule

Chasing clarity

Ten minutes

Tracking progress

The last two seconds

Word game: the delivery toolkit

Quiz review and module recap

Pronunciation and oral fluency for PTE Academic: the features that actually carry meaning, how to diagnose your own speech from a recording, and a practice routine that changes delivery across every speaking item.

These two are scored in every speaking item you have practised, and they are the two most
widely misunderstood things in the test. Pronunciation is not accent — it is whether a
listener receives the word you intended.

PTE Speaking 5: Pronunciation and Oral Fluency

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