Writing
Your Writing score = 4 tasks. Two of them are not even in the Writing section.
What builds your Writing score
Your Writing 90 Daily Plan
Pick → Join → Tweak · 60–65 words
28% of Writing + 23% of Reading
Template + real topic content, timed 20 min
31% of Writing
Notes → SST template → 65 words
18% of Writing + 10% of Listening
Listen → keywords → fill → proofread
23% of Writing + 13% of Listening
| Daily | Task | Method | What it pays |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 | SWT passages | Pick → Join → Tweak · 60–65 words | 28% of Writing + 23% of Reading |
| 1 | Full essay | Template + real topic content, timed 20 min | 31% of Writing |
| 1–2 | SST lectures | Notes → SST template → 65 words | 18% of Writing + 10% of Listening |
| 20–25 | WFD sentences | Listen → keywords → fill → proofread | 23% of Writing + 13% of Listening |
One Rule Before You Start: The Spelling Trap
- 1Pick ONE spelling systemBritish or American — never mix 'organise' and 'organize' in one answer.
- 2Proofread every written answerReserve the final 1–2 minutes. Read word by word, not sentence by sentence.
- 3Drill your personal demonscolleague · government · environment · accommodation · receive · definitely
Tasks that pay into Writing
200–300 words. 20 minutes. The single biggest task in PTE Writing — here is the full template.
One sentence. 60–65 words. 10 minutes. The easiest 28% you will ever earn — if you follow the method.
3–4 short sentences. Every correct word = 1 mark. The most mechanical marks in the exam — if you use the right order.
A short lecture plays — you summarize it in 50–70 words. Marks in Writing AND Listening. The template makes it mechanical.