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Find out exactly which words cost you the mark.

Write or speak an answer and Win scores it against the official PTE criteria in seconds — then shows you the reason behind every lost point and builds you a personalized path to fix it.

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Free mock tests4 tasks in about 25 minutes, or the exam-length run of 67 items — each with an honest overall estimate on the 10–90 scale. No account needed.

The reason, not just the number

Dictation tells a misheard word from a mistyped one. Read Aloud names every fluency deduction. Summaries show which key points you missed. Most tasks are scored by exact rules, in milliseconds.

A plan, not a wall

Every scored answer updates your skill profile. Win assigns at most two lessons at a time, weakest skill first.

Meanings in your language

Word of the Day glosses every new word in your own language — 20 to choose from, picked by where PTE test-takers actually live. Everything you practise stays in English, like the exam.

How it works

  1. Practise a real task type

    The same task formats as the exam, in the same order the exam uses them.

  2. Get scored in seconds

    Machine scoring modeled on the official criteria — with a word-by-word breakdown of what cost you marks.

  3. Win fixes what's weak

    Every score updates your skill profile. Drop below the line and Win assigns the lesson that re-measures it.

Practice by skill

The PTE test scores four skills. Each is listed with its tasks in the order they appear in the real exam.

Speaking

7/7 ready

You speak into the mic; we score the words you say and how fluently you say them.

  1. Read Aloud6–7 items
  2. Repeat Sentence10–12 items
  3. Describe Image6–7 items
  4. Retell Lecture3–4 items
  5. Answer Short Question10–12 items
  6. Summarize Group Discussion2–3 items
  7. Respond to a Situation3–4 items
If you trip on a word, keep going. Saying it again counts against your fluency; one wrong word costs only that word.
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Writing

2/2 ready

You type your answer; we score content, grammar, vocabulary and form.

  1. Summarize Written Text1–2 items
  2. Write Essay1–2 items
One sentence, 5–75 words. Two sentences, or one outside that range, scores zero for the whole response.
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Reading

5/5 ready

You read on screen; we score comprehension and word choice.

  1. Reading & Writing: Fill in the Blanks5–6 items
  2. Multiple Choice, Multiple Answers1–2 items
  3. Re-order Paragraphs2–3 items
  4. Reading: Fill in the Blanks4–5 items
  5. Multiple Choice, Single Answer1–2 items
Every wrong pick takes a point away. Choose only the options you can point to in the text.
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Listening

8/8 ready

You listen to audio, each played once; we score what you understood and wrote.

  1. Summarize Spoken Text1–2 items
  2. Multiple Choice, Multiple Answers1–2 items
  3. Fill in the Blanks2–3 items
  4. Highlight Correct Summary1–2 items
  5. Multiple Choice, Single Answer1–2 items
  6. Select Missing Word1–2 items
  7. Highlight Incorrect Words2–3 items
  8. Write from Dictation3–4 items
Every word you get right is a point, so write every word you caught, even with gaps.
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