While many students would agree that the Writing section is the hardest to pass in IELTS, they find that, to their amazement, PTE Writing is the ‘easiest’ skill to score high. That’s right, if only you know these secrets!

1. Know how to write the essay.
   The structure of the introduction and body paragraphs depend on what type of question it is. There are six (6) types in PTE, including two types unseen in IELTS.
2. Know what to include in summaries.
   In Summarise Written Text, you have to know where the main points are usually placed, when the text has 1, 2 or 3-5 paragraphs,
3. Know how to take notes.
   In Summarise Spoken Text, what and how much do you need to take down and how do you ‘transfer’ these bullet points into interconnected academic sentences?
4. Know what phrases to use.
   Yes, you’re right. You can memorise and copy some phrases from our resources and the computer won’t penalise you!
5. Know what topics wil be examined.
   Yes, you can know what the essay questions may be, so you can brainstorm ideas and prepare how to explain the points and what examples to use BEFORE the exam!

Okay! Once you are familiar with these ‘secrets’, the PTE Writing section will just taste like a piece of cake!
Enjoy!

27 March 2017
Telaga