PTE Core Read Aloud Practice

A short text appears on screen. Read it aloud after the tone. Practise with real-format questions and see your score after each answer.

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Read Aloud at a glance

Section
Part 1 — Speaking & Writing
Counts toward
Speaking, Reading

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Question

Many cities now offer free workshops for newcomers who want to understand local rental rules. Each session explains how deposits work, what a landlord may ask for, and where tenants can turn if a repair is ignored for several weeks.

Sample feedback

Many cities now offer free workshops for newcomers who want to understand local rental rules. Each session explains how deposits work, what a landlord may ask for, and where tenants can turn if a repair is ignored for several weeks.

  • Unclear
  • Missed

Two words were unclear and one was skipped. Slow down slightly before long words and keep going instead of restarting the sentence.

What the score looks at

  • Speaking · content, pronunciation, oral fluency
  • Reading · content

Content

Every word in the passage, in order. Skipped, added or replaced words lower it.

Pronunciation

Words a listener can understand easily, with natural stress.

Oral fluency

A smooth, even pace without long pauses or restarts.

Common mistakes

  • Going back to fix one word and repeating half the sentence.
  • Reading too fast to sound confident, then running out of breath mid-sentence.
  • Stopping at an unfamiliar word instead of saying your best guess and moving on.

Structure and task-type names on this page follow PTE Core's published three-part format. Timing, word limits, and the number of items in each task type are set by Pearson — confirm the current details with Pearson's official PTE Core information before test day.