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Free PTE Academic
practice tests.

Prepare with crackPTE (Crack PTE), an independent PTE Academic practice resource at crackpte.com. Build all four skills with original questions, free mock tests and practical answer review. Start without creating an account.

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✓ Free sample exercises✓ No sign-up needed
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Small steps. Real confidence.Make today a practice day.
A fresh start, every session.
ONE GOAL.
Four skills, working together.
01 Speaking02 Writing03 Reading04 Listening
THE PRACTICE ROOM

Free PTE exercises
for all four skills.

Start with a short, original exercise.
A small step you can take right now.

A ROUTINE YOU CAN RETURN TO

Progress likes a plan.

01 / EXPLORE

Find your focus.

Try each skill. Notice which tasks feel comfortable and where you need more time.

02 / PRACTISE

Keep it manageable.

Give one task your full attention. A focused session is easier to repeat than a marathon.

03 / REFLECT

Learn from the attempt.

Review your answer, make one adjustment, and carry it into your next session.

A FEW THINGS TO KNOW

Start with clarity.

Your questions, answered.

Who is crackPTE for?

Anyone preparing for PTE Academic who wants a simple way to begin practising English. Start with any skill and use the planner to build a manageable routine.

Do I need an account?

No. These sample exercises and the study planner are free to use without an account. Answers are held only while the page is open and are not saved to an account.

Will I get a PTE score?

No. Reading and listening provide answer explanations. Speaking and writing offer guided self-review. These activities do not provide official or predicted PTE scores.

Are these official exam questions?

No. These are original learning samples created for crackPTE. This independent preparation resource is not affiliated with Pearson.

Can I practise on my phone?

Yes. The exercises and planner work on small screens. Listening playback requires a browser with speech synthesis and your device’s audio enabled.