does not count as = not accepted

worlds that mistake or pronunciation

hour, hours humans, typical, diseases, gestures,

cognitive procedures, processed, precede, preceding
irregularities , initiative, severe, shaped
individuals , campaign, firm, picked
vital , statistics , threatened, consists, discussion
gained , published, children (not s)
knocks , 1900s, 660, 350000, 2022, 1680s, 4:5
strengthen , rigorous, humorous, indigenous,
weakened , echoes, etc. , recharged, loosest, inhalation
career , rely, bulging, forms, walk
doubled , stabilizes, wondered, United Status, states
subtle , contemporary (temporary)
scenery , began , journalist, rival,
closest , concerns, consistence ,defined,
choices , causing, adult, soldiers
turned , two weeks, subsistence
outdoor, indoor , dropped, thus, firm, weathered
exiting not exaiting, genres microbes, recognize, mapped
distinguishes, disorders, participation
breath, breathe beneath
autumn, geosphere favorite
nowadays eldest
canceled, scanned , neighborhoods
characterized, nutrient ,rival though, through
radical, racial,
you’ll, you’re, We’ve, you’ve, he’s, he’ll, they’re

50 percent and percentage in repeat sentence

essay mistake
favor, relevant,
integral
numbers
advantages

listening fill blanks

different + plural, shapes of different
number of + plural
capital rule

grammar

get = getting (sit, beg, run, cut) { debiting, crediting, editing}

feel = feeling (wait, meet, weep, rain, school)
play = playing (buy, obey)
write = writing
collocation
focus on
gained popularity
aiming to maintain balance
hit the slack = go to sleep
catch up
come back
turned out = result, turned into
turned down = rejected
shielded with/from
chunk through
resistance against
occur against
1. Make a decision: "I need to make a decision about my future career."
2. Take into account: "When writing an essay, it's important to take all factors into
account."
3. Give an opinion: "In the speaking section, you will be asked to give your opinion
on a topic."
4. Raise awareness: "The charity's goal is to raise awareness about environmental
issues."
5. Draw a conclusion: "After analyzing the data, I was able to draw a conclusion."
6. Face a challenge: "In life, we often face various challenges."
7. Meet a deadline: "It's crucial to meet the deadline for submitting your essay."
8. Have an impact: "Climate change has a significant impact on the world."
9. Take the initiative: "She always takes the initiative to solve problems."
10. Provide an explanation: "You should be able to provide a clear explanation for
your answer."
11. Take a risk: "Starting a business involves taking a risk."
12. Make an effort: "He made a considerable effort to improve his English."
13. Give a presentation: "As part of the exam, you'll need to give a presentation."
14. Take responsibility: "It's important to take responsibility for your actions."
15. Face the consequences: "If you break the rules, you'll have to face the
consequences."
16. Express your opinion: "In the speaking section, you'll have to express your
opinion clearly."
17. Pay attention: "During the listening section, make sure to pay close attention."
18. Do research: "Before writing the essay, you should do some research."
19. Meet someone's needs: "A good teacher tries to meet the needs of all
students."
20. Reach a compromise: "In negotiations, the goal is to reach a compromise."

Certainly! Here are some more collocations that are important for the PTE
exam:

21.Take precautions: "It's essential to take precautions to prevent

accidents."
22.Give a performance: "She gave an outstanding performance in the
play."
23.Make an impression: "Your first impression is crucial in a job interview."
24.Pay a compliment: "It's always nice to pay someone a sincere
compliment."
25.Draw attention: "The bright colors on the poster will draw attention."
26.Take advantage of: "You should take advantage of every opportunity
to learn."
27.Give a reason: "Please give a reason for your absence."
28.Make a suggestion: "If you have any ideas, feel free to make a
suggestion."
29.Pay a visit: "I plan to pay a visit to my grandparents this weekend."
30.Express gratitude: "Don't forget to express your gratitude when
someone helps you."
31.Take a break: "After studying for hours, it's essential to take a short
break."
32.Give an example: "Can you give an example to support your
argument?"
33.Make an exception: "The teacher made an exception and allowed me
to submit my homework late."
34.Pay attention to detail: "In the writing section, pay close attention to
detail."
35.Give an explanation: "The scientist gave a detailed explanation of the
experiment."
36.Make a suggestion: "I'd like to make a suggestion for improving the
process."
37.Take action: "It's time to take action to address this issue."
38.Give a warning: "The sign gives a warning about the slippery floor."
39.Make an observation: "She made an interesting observation about the
book."
40.Pay the price: "If you don't study, you'll pay the price on the exam."
41. Take a chance: "I decided to take a chance and apply for the job."
42. Give an account: "You need to give a detailed account of your travel
experience."
43. Make an arrangement: "Let's make an arrangement to meet next week."
44. Pay the bill: "Don't forget to pay the bill before leaving the restaurant."
45. Give a demonstration: "As part of the presentation, you must give a
demonstration."
46. Take a look: "Take a look at this diagram; it illustrates the concept."
47. Make an assumption: "Don't make assumptions without enough information."
48. Give a speech: "She's nervous about giving a speech in front of the class."
49. Take responsibility for: "You should take responsibility for your mistakes."
50. Give permission: "The teacher gave permission for the students to leave early."
51. Make an effort to: "I'll make an effort to improve my vocabulary."
52. Pay a compliment to: "She paid a compliment to her colleague for a job well
done."
53. Give consideration to: "Give consideration to all options before making a
decision."
54. Take a stance: "It's important to take a stance on important issues."
55. Make a promise: "I made a promise to always be there for my friends."
56. Pay the price for: "If you neglect your health, you may pay the price later."
57. Give priority to: "In emergencies, you should give priority to safety."
58. Take a seat: "Please take a seat and wait for your turn."
59. Make a reservation: "I need to make a reservation for a table at the restaurant."
60. Pay attention to instructions: "Pay attention to the instructions before starting
the test."