A strong English vocabulary demonstrates that you have a solid command of the language. Words make up a language, and the more variety you can demonstrate in those words by using them appropriately, the more you appear to be a native speaker of that language.
Similar to the PTE, which measures your English language ability, the PTE requires you to show that you have a wide vocabulary to qualify as a “very good” or “expert” user of the language. Vocabulary, the second most important aspect that might affect your score on any PTE Task, after grammar.
- Set a goal of learning 5–10 new words every day.
- Make a list and add the ‘difficult to remember’ words
- Observe their usage of words.
- Read thoroughly
- Use a dictionary (of course you should!)
- Learn how to combine commonly used words.
- Add the terms to your everyday vocabulary by speaking them.
- Keep a personal journal and utilize the entries in it.
- Utilize the new vocabulary while you practice writing essays.
- Use an iterative process to help you recall the words.
- Study idioms and vocabulary
- Try to keep in mind the other words.
- Try to opt in the native accent while correcting words.
You can also practice in our AI Portal AIWAS Plus to enhance your PTE vocabulary.
