PTE Core Writing and Speaking Templates

One short opening, one paragraph for each of the three themes, one short close. It covers every theme, which is what Content checks, and the paragraphing earns Organization on its own.

The same five paragraphs as the formal email, in a warmer voice. Most question-bank emails go to a colleague or a neighbour, so this is the one you will use most.

Four pieces joined into one compact sentence of about 40 words: what the text says, the two points that support it, and where it leads. Content and Form, both covered at once.

A tour of the picture from the big picture to the edges: one line on what it shows, the main focus, one more detail, the setting, and a closing impression. You never run dry, and you never trail off.

Charts reward a different tour: say what is measured, give the biggest and smallest values with their numbers, make one comparison, and state the overall trend.

Speak to the person as you would on a real call: say who you are and why you are calling, explain what happened, make your request or offer, and close politely. That is what Appropriacy rewards.