PTE Read
Aloud
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PTE Read Aloud
PTE Read Aloud Content contributes to your Reading score too, since it proves that you have read the text correctly. The following sections will explain what each
of these scoring areas means. In PTE Read Aloud content, marks are awarded based on how long the text is, and you cannot add, skip, or replace words to score
full marks. It is estimated that you lose 10% of your grade for a read-aloud text if you add, skip, or replace 6 words, which is approximately 1.67% for each word
added/skipping/replacing. Therefore, don't do that, PTE Read Aloud Pronunciation is pretty straightforward. You just have to keep in mind that the PTE algorithm
does the evaluation, not a human. The PTE algorithm has been trained to understand the pronunciation of regular native English speakers, so it does not mean
you have to copy their accents. You need to speak clearly to allow the algorithm to understand your words easily. It means you should pronounce the words
correctly for the PTE Read Aloud test. Let me explain what I mean in more detail.
An important component of the PTE Read Aloud is phonics, which involves relating the alphabet and its sounds in spoken language to each letter. Consonants and
consonant clusters together make up around 42 sounds in English, and when we use vowels, different sounds come out. Don’t be concerned about that, it isn’t
that hard on PTE Read Aloud. To improve, you just need to know those sounds and start using them every day. In addition, consonant clusters, for example, ‘sh’,
‘cr’, ‘dr’, etc, can sound different when we combine two or more consonants, and you can read the complete PTE Read Aloud article to find out how vowels affect
the sounds of other consonants.
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https://edutrainex.com/blog/pte-read-aloud-tips-and-practice/
https://youtu.be/dE_8ysmdVfY
