PTE Predictions 27 Jul – 2 Aug 2026 - Full Weekly Study File (All 15 Tasks)

This is the complete PTE Academic prediction file for the week of 27 July – 2 August 2026, curated by Nepali PTE coach Smriti Simkhada (90/90). Every task type — from Read Aloud and Write Essay to Write From Dictation — has its own study file below. Tap any task in the Table of Contents to open its full predicted question set, then use each file’s jump-nav to move between questions.

Predictions work because PTE Academic draws from a stable, repeating question pool. The exact wording may differ on exam day, but the topic, structure and vocabulary will feel familiar — and familiarity under exam pressure is worth real points. Students targeting Australia PR (subclasses 189/190/491), AHPRA nursing or ACS IT assessments often sit in this window; the timezone-flexible 1-on-1 sessions below let you drill these with a coach from Sydney, Melbourne, Toronto, Singapore or Doha.

Table of Contents

Tap a task type to open its full predicted question set.

Speaking

• Read Aloud152 items2 new
• Repeat Sentence225 items
• Describe Image144 items6 new
• Re-tell Lecture67 items5 new
• Answer Short Question276 items1 new
• Summarize Group Discussion9 items
• Respond to a Situation67 items2 new

Writing

• Summarize Written Text63 items4 new
• Write Essay85 items8 new

Reading

• Reading & Writing: Fill in the Blanks177 items3 new
• Re-order Paragraph66 items2 new
• Reading: Fill in the Blanks166 items1 new

Listening

• Summarize Spoken Text70 items
• Listening: Fill in the Blanks53 items8 new
• Write From Dictation213 items4 new

How to use this week’s predictions

• Do not memorise responses. Pearson’s AI scoring engine penalises templated, memorised or off-topic answers. Use these to build fluency and familiarity.
• Start with your weakest skill. If Listening is your bottleneck, open the Write From Dictation and Listening FIB files first — they carry the most Listening sub-score weight.
• Practise under timed conditions and speak every Read Aloud passage out loud before checking it against the text.
• Share with your study partners. Use the WhatsApp / copy-link buttons on each file so your whole prep group works from the same predictions.