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What is being judged

The blind spot

The traits behind each writing task

Three passes, in this order

Where the marks live

The form gate

Which pass finds it?

Reading for structure

Summary task form

Finding your pattern

The error log

The faults that recur most

What belongs in the log?

Reading the counts

Naming the fault

Fixing it four ways

When to retire a category

Turning practice into improvement

The rewrite is the lesson

A practice week that works

What makes the rewrite work?

Choosing the drill

When to mark

Reading models

The honest tick

Word game: the self-marking toolkit

Quiz review and module recap

Self-assessment for PTE Academic writing: what each writing task is judged on, how to read your own draft in three passes, how to keep an error log that finds your pattern, and how to turn a practice essay into the next one's improvement.

Practice only improves you if something changes between attempts. Most candidates write
twenty essays and make the same four mistakes in all twenty, because nobody ever told them
what their four mistakes were.

PTE Writing 6: Marking Your Own Writing

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