PTE Practice Questions — Every Task Type
Every PTE question type is practisable here, for both PTE Academic and PTE Core: speaking tasks recorded and graded word by word, writing scored on the official traits in seconds, and reading and listening marked with the exam's real rules, including negative marking where the exam applies it. Start with the open demo questions below, then practise the full bank ranked by what recent exams are actually using.
What practising each skill looks like
| Skill | Task types you can practise | How it's scored here |
|---|---|---|
| Speaking | Read Aloud, Repeat Sentence, Describe Image, Retell Lecture, Answer Short Question, and Core's Respond to a Situation | Recorded under exam timing; AI grades fluency and pronunciation per word |
| Writing | Summarize Written Text, Write Essay (Academic), Write Email (Core), Summarize Spoken/Group content | Instant grading on content, form, grammar, vocabulary and spelling |
| Reading | Both Fill in the Blanks formats, Re-order Paragraphs, multiple-choice tasks | Exam-rule marking, including negative marking on multiple-answer tasks |
| Listening | Write from Dictation, Summarize Spoken Text, Highlight Incorrect Words, fill-in-the-blanks and more | Real audio played once, exactly like the exam, marked instantly |
A practice structure that moves scores
Try the demo questions
Eight task types have open demo questions you can answer right now — timed, scored on-device with the exam's real rules, no account needed.
Baseline with a mock, then drill your weakest skill
One timed mock shows which skill caps your score. Daily practice goes to that skill's tasks first — targeted beats broad at every level.
Practise the ranked repeats
Questions recently reported from real exams sit in the Predictions tier, per task type. Clearing them is the most efficient practice hour in PTE.
Confirm under exam pressure
Sectional and full mocks under real countdown timers turn practice accuracy into exam-day accuracy — book your test when mocks clear your target with a margin.
Why scored practice beats reading materials
The PTE exam is scored entirely by computer, so the only preparation that directly targets your score is answering exam-style questions under timing and seeing what a scoring engine says. Reading tips, watching videos and skimming question lists all feel like progress; a scored attempt with per-word feedback is progress — it tells you the exact sentence, sound or spelling that cost marks, and the next attempt fixes it.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I practise PTE questions online?
Right here — PTE Monster covers every PTE Academic and PTE Core task type with timed, AI-scored practice, plus open demo questions for eight task types that need no account. The bank is ranked so recently reported exam questions surface first.
Are these real PTE questions?
The bank is built from exam-style questions including those test takers report meeting in recent real exams, ranked by how likely each is to appear next. No provider can promise your exact paper — the ranking tells you where practice time pays most.
Can I practise PTE speaking online without a partner?
Yes — speaking tasks are recorded against real exam timing and graded by AI on fluency and pronunciation, word by word. Since the real exam is also computer-scored, practising against a scoring engine trains you for exactly the judge you'll face.
Do I need to install anything to practise?
No — everything runs in the browser on any device with a microphone: recording, playback, timers and instant scoring. Practice from a laptop for the most exam-realistic layout.
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Repeated real questions ranked by prediction tiers, scored by AI in seconds.
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