HighScore PTE

Most students think they lose marks in PTE Reading because of weak English.

Not true.

The real problem is understanding the exact meaning and usage of similar words.

Words like "Curtail" and "Alleviate" may seem similar, but using the wrong one can cost you valuable marks.

That's why blindly memorizing vocabulary doesn't work.

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Did you get it right?

✅ Correct Answer: B) laid

Explanation: Laid is the past tense of lay, which means to put or place something down gently. So the correct sentence is:
“She gently laid the baby in the crib.”

❌ Lay is the present tense.
❌ Rose means “got up” and doesn’t fit the sentence.

Learning grammar becomes easier when you understand the meaning behind the words!

Still running out of time in PTE Reading? The problem might not be your English…It might be the way you’re attempting the passage. This small shift in approach can completely change your speed and accuracy.

Watch till the end - this is something most students never realise until it’s too late.

Trying to be 100% perfect in PTE speaking?
That’s exactly where you lose marks.
PTE doesn’t just check what you say—
it checks how you say it.
Fluency > Perfection
Small mistakes are okay…
but hesitation, pauses, and broken flow? ❌
👉 Speak continuously
👉 Keep it simple
👉 Focus on smooth delivery
That’s how high scorers perform.