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Part 1 · Speaking & Writing

Speaking practice

Seven tasks that measure how clearly, fluently and relevantly you speak — including the two tasks added in August 2025.

Read Aloud

Your ability to read a written text aloud clearly, with natural pronunciation and smooth fluency.Speaking1002 Q

Repeat Sentence

Listening accuracy, short-term memory and your ability to reproduce natural spoken English.ListeningSpeaking1202 Q

Describe Image

Your ability to describe visual information clearly and logically in spoken English.Speaking1001 Q

Retell Lecture

Your ability to understand spoken academic content and summarise the main points orally.ListeningSpeaking601 Q

Answer Short Question

Listening comprehension and general vocabulary knowledge.Listening1002 Q

Summarize Group DiscussionNew

Your ability to follow a multi-speaker discussion, identify each viewpoint and summarise how the ideas relate.ListeningSpeaking501 Q

Respond to a SituationNew

Your ability to respond appropriately, clearly and politely in a realistic situation.Speaking501 Q

Part 1 · Speaking & Writing

Writing practice

Summarize Written Text and Write Essay — content, form, grammar and vocabulary under time pressure.

Summarize Written Text

Your ability to identify the key points of a text and express them in a single, well-formed sentence.ReadingWriting501 Q

Write Essay

Your ability to write a persuasive, well-structured argument in academic English.Writing501 Q

Part 2 · Reading

Reading practice

Five task types that test comprehension, vocabulary in context and logical text structure.

Reading & Writing: Fill in the Blanks

Reading comprehension plus vocabulary, collocation and grammar in context.Reading1001 Q

Multiple Choice, Multiple Answers

Detailed comprehension, inference and identifying the writer’s purpose or tone.Reading501 Q

Re-order Paragraphs

Understanding of text organisation, cohesion and logical flow.Reading501 Q

Reading: Fill in the Blanks

Vocabulary, collocation and grammar knowledge in context.Reading501 Q

Multiple Choice, Single Answer

Comprehension, main idea and detail.Reading501 Q

Part 3 · Listening

Listening practice

Eight task types built on short academic audio — from 3-second dictation to 90-second lectures.

Summarize Spoken Text

Your ability to understand spoken academic content and summarise it in writing.ListeningWriting501 Q

Multiple Choice, Multiple Answers

Detailed listening comprehension and inference.Listening501 Q

Fill in the Blanks

Listening for specific words and spelling accuracy.ListeningWriting601 Q

Highlight Correct Summary

Understanding the main idea and structure of spoken content.ListeningReading501 Q

Multiple Choice, Single Answer

Listening for main ideas, details and speaker purpose.Listening501 Q

Select Missing Word

Predicting meaning from context and following an argument.Listening501 Q

Highlight Incorrect Words

Close listening and reading at the same time.ListeningReading601 Q

Write From Dictation

Listening accuracy, memory and spelling.ListeningWriting1002 Q