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  Preparing for the PTE Academic Exam can feel overwhelming due to the vast syllabus, different sections, and time constraints. However, an effective study technique that can help you retain information, improve recall, and enhance understanding is mind mapping . Research suggests that mind maps can boost retention by 10-15% and improve comprehension skills, making them an excellent tool for PTE preparation. In this blog, we will explore how mind maps can help you in PTE Speaking, Writing, Reading, and Listening , compare them with traditional study methods, and provide actionable strategies to implement them effectively. We will also discuss how Gurully’s tools can help you master PTE and achieve your desired score. What is a Mind Map? A mind map is a visual representation of information where a central concept branches out into related ideas. It mimics the brain's natural way of organizing information, making it an effective tool for structured learning. It consists of: A ce...

Collocations play a crucial role in mastering the PTE (Pearson Test of English) exam, especially in the Writing and Speaking sections. Understanding and using common collocations correctly can significantly enhance fluency, coherence, and lexical resource scores in the test. This blog will explore essential collocations for PTE Writing and Speaking, their impact on scores, and how Gurully can help students improve their performance. What Are Collocations? Collocations are word combinations that frequently appear together in English. They sound natural to native speakers and contribute to language fluency. For example: Make a decision (not do a decision ) Strong argument (not powerful argument ) Highly successful (not very successful ) Using correct collocations demonstrates a strong grasp of the English language, making sentences sound more authentic and improving clarity. Why Are Collocations Important in PTE? In PTE Writing and Speaking , collocations contribute significantly to ...