PTE Speaking Template/ Structure

If your goal is PTE Speaking 90+, don’t memorize full answers. Memorize a simple structure (template) for each task and use it every time.

1. Personal Introduction

Steps

1. Say your name.
2. Say where you are from.
3. Mention your study/work.
4. Mention a hobby.
5. Mention a future goal.
6. End positively.

Template

Hello. My name is ____. I am from ____. I work/study as a ____. In my free time, I enjoy ____. I am interested in ____. My future goal is to ____. Thank you.

2. Read Aloud

Steps

1. Use preparation time to identify difficult words.
2. Mark pauses at commas and full stops.
3. Start calmly.
4. Read every word.
5. Maintain steady speed.
6. Finish strongly.

Template

No speaking template needed.

Formula:

Clear pronunciation + natural pauses + steady pace + finish the sentence.

3. Repeat Sentence

Steps

1. Listen for meaning, not individual words.
2. Focus on first few words.
3. Focus on last few words.
4. Repeat immediately.
5. If you forget a word, continue.

Template

Repeat exactly.

If partially remembered:

Say as much as you remember without long pauses.

4. Describe Image

This template works for bar charts, pie charts, line graphs, tables, maps, diagrams, and flowcharts.

Steps

1. Mention image type.
2. Mention title/topic.
3. Mention highest value.
4. Mention lowest value.
5. Mention trend/key feature.
6. Give overall conclusion.

Universal Template

The image illustrates a [bar chart/line graph/table/process]. It presents information about [topic]. The highest figure is [value], while the lowest figure is [value]. There is a noticeable increase/decrease/trend throughout the image. Overall, the data shows an important pattern regarding [topic]. Thank you.

Process Diagram Template

The diagram illustrates a process. It begins with [first step], followed by [second step]. Next, [third step] occurs. Finally, the process ends with [last step]. Overall, the process consists of several stages that lead to the final outcome.

Table Template

The table presents information about [topic]. Several categories are compared. The highest value is [value], while the lowest value is [value]. Some categories show higher figures than others. Overall, the table highlights important differences among the categories.

5. Re-tell Lecture

Steps

1. Write keywords.
2. Identify topic.
3. Mention 2–4 main points.
4. Give conclusion.
5. Keep speaking.

Universal Template

The lecture was about [topic]. The speaker explained that [main point 1]. In addition, [main point 2]. The speaker also discussed [main point 3]. Furthermore, [main point 4]. Overall, the lecture emphasized the importance of [topic].

Emergency Template (when you miss content)

The lecture discussed an important topic. The speaker presented several key points and examples. Different aspects were explained in detail. Overall, the lecture highlighted important information and practical implications.

6. Respond to a Situation

Steps

1. Acknowledge situation.
2. Respond politely.
3. Offer solution.
4. End positively.

Template

Thank you for bringing this to my attention. I understand the situation. I would like to help by [solution]. We can work together to resolve this as soon as possible. Please let me know if you need any further assistance.

Campus Template

I understand your concern. I suggest that we [action]. This will help solve the problem effectively. Please feel free to contact me if you need additional support.

7. Summarize Group Discussion

Steps

1. Identify topic.
2. Mention Speaker A’s idea.
3. Mention Speaker B’s idea.
4. Mention agreement/disagreement.
5. State conclusion.

Template

The discussion focused on [topic]. One speaker suggested that [idea 1], while another speaker believed that [idea 2]. Different viewpoints were presented and discussed. Overall, the participants agreed that [conclusion].

Simple Template

The group discussed [topic]. Several ideas and suggestions were shared. Different perspectives were considered. Overall, the participants reached a conclusion regarding the topic.

8. Answer the Short Question

Steps

1. Listen carefully.
2. Answer immediately.
3. Use one word if possible.

Template

One word only.

Examples:

• Honey
• Mars
• Teacher
• Thermometer

Do not answer in full sentences unless required.

9. Summarize Written Text

Steps

1. Read first sentence.
2. Read last sentence.
3. Identify main idea.
4. Find 2–3 supporting points.
5. Write ONE sentence.

Formula

Main idea + supporting point 1 + supporting point 2 + conclusion.

Universal Template

The passage explains that [main idea], highlighting [point 1] and [point 2], while emphasizing [conclusion].

Example

The passage explains that artificial intelligence is increasingly important in modern society, improving healthcare, education, and business efficiency while creating ethical and privacy challenges that require responsible regulation.

The Easiest 90+ Strategy

Describe Image

Type → Topic → Highest → Lowest → Trend → Overall

Re-tell Lecture

Topic → Point 1 → Point 2 → Point 3 → Overall

Group Discussion

Topic → Opinion 1 → Opinion 2 → Conclusion

Respond to Situation

Acknowledge → Solution → Positive Ending

Summarize Written Text

Main Idea → Key Points → Conclusion

These templates are simple enough to memorize and flexible enough to use on almost every PTE Speaking question.