1.
Speaking Boosters (Fluency Fillers & Connectors)
➤ Starting
phrases
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Well, actually...
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In my opinion...
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From my point of view...
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Personally speaking...
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I strongly believe that...
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To begin with...
➤ Adding
ideas
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Moreover...
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In addition to that...
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Furthermore...
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Also...
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Not only that, but...
➤ Contrasting
ideas
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However...
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On the other hand...
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In contrast...
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Whereas...
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While some people think..., I believe...
➤ Giving
examples
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For example...
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For instance...
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Such as...
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To illustrate...
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A clear example of this is...
➤ Expressing
cause and effect
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Because of...
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As a result...
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Therefore...
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Consequently...
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This leads to...
➤ Summarizing / Concluding
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In conclusion...
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Overall...
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To sum up...
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All in all...
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Generally speaking...
2. Vocabulary for Common PTE Speaking Tasks
A.
Describe Image
Use clear structure: Overview → Key details → Conclusion
Useful
phrases:
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The image in front of me looks interesting and informative.
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It shows a clear comparison between...
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The chart highlights the difference in...
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There is a noticeable increase in...
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It is evident that...
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The highest figure is seen in...
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The lowest value represents...
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Overall, the trend seems to be increasing/decreasing.
Descriptive
adjectives:
Significant, noticeable, gradual, sharp, dramatic, steady, slight, rapid,
stable, consistent, fluctuating, dominant, minimal.
B.
Retell Lecture
Structure: Main
topic → Key ideas → Supporting examples → Conclusion
Useful
connectors:
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The lecture was about...
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The speaker explained that...
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He/She also mentioned...
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In addition, the lecturer pointed out that...
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Furthermore...
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Overall, the lecture emphasized that...
Academic
vocabulary:
Concept, research, evidence, experiment, data, observation, finding,
hypothesis, conclusion, theory, phenomenon, development, process, impact.
C.
Read Aloud
Focus on pronunciation, stress,
and intonation.
Practice words:
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Development, technology, environment, economy, population,
communication, globalization, education, government, information, opportunity,
performance, improvement, sustainability.
Useful
connectors (for complex sentences):
Although, whereas, in spite of, because, since, as, while, if, unless.
D.
Answer Short Questions
Common question vocabulary:
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Identify, describe, explain, calculate, measure, compare, define,
list, mention, recognize.
Useful
short answers:
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It refers to...
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It means...
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It is called...
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It’s known as...
3. Topic-wise Vocabulary (High-Scoring Words)
Education
Curriculum, assignment,
assessment, academic performance, literacy, scholarship, discipline, research,
learning environment, evaluation, critical thinking.
Technology
Innovation, artificial
intelligence, automation, data analysis, digital transformation, connectivity,
algorithm, virtual reality, advancement, cybersecurity.
Environment
Pollution, global warming,
deforestation, renewable energy, ecosystem, biodiversity, conservation, climate
change, sustainability, carbon emission.
Health
Nutrition, disease, vaccination,
fitness, mental health, well-being, diagnosis, treatment, recovery, healthcare
system.
Economy
& Business
Investment, inflation, unemployment,
productivity, profit, marketing, entrepreneurship, consumer demand, economic
growth, trade balance.
Social
Issues
Equality, justice, gender,
poverty, discrimination, cultural diversity, human rights, migration,
urbanization, community.
Science
Observation, hypothesis,
experiment, discovery, chemical reaction, evolution, molecular structure,
gravity, ecosystem, species.
4. Useful Vocabulary for Opinions
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I believe / I think / I suppose...
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It seems to me that...
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From my experience...
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I completely agree/disagree because...
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The main reason is that...
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One possible explanation is...
5. Pronunciation Practice Words
Focus on clarity and word stress
for fluency score:
Economy, technology, communication, environment, education,
psychology, development, information, opportunity, government, international,
globalization.
⚡ 6. PTE Speaking Tips Using These
Words
✅ Speak continuously — no long
pauses.
✅ Use connectors to sound natural (e.g., “In addition,” “Moreover,”
“Overall”).
✅ Vary your tone — stress important words.
✅ Avoid fillers like “umm” or “ahh.”
✅ Practice paraphrasing:
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“Very big” → “Enormous”
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“Very important” → “Crucial”
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“Very good” → “Excellent”
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