PTE

Work a teacher assigns students to complete outside class.

To repeat an activity in order to improve a skill.

To be present at a class, lecture, or other organized learning session.

an organized series of classes devoted to a particular subject

an identification card issued to a person registered as a student

A letter, number, or other rating that represents assessed performance.

The number of points a learner receives on an assessment.

the conditions of the atmosphere at a particular place and time, including temperature, rain, and wind

A person who strongly likes and follows a performer, team, activity, or cultural work.

an institution that collects, cares for, studies, and presents objects of artistic, historical, scientific, or other interest

to make a picture by applying paint to a surface

A set of letters, usually arranged in a conventional order, used to write the sounds of a language.

An exchange in which people speak with one another, usually in a relatively informal way.

The patterns and rules by which a language forms words, phrases, and sentences.

A system of words or signs and rules that people use to communicate and express thought.

To produce the spoken sounds of a word or expression.

A medium that delivers audio programs to listeners, traditionally through transmitted radio signals.

A medium for transmitting and receiving moving images and sound as programs for viewers.

To express the meaning of spoken, signed, or written content in another language.

Presented in text rather than through speech.

An electronic device that follows instructions to process, store, and communicate information.

a structure that carries a road, railway, or path across water, a valley, or another obstacle

a person who visits a place for pleasure or interest rather than living there permanently

a small settlement, usually in a rural area and generally smaller than a town

a limited quantity of something treated as uncountable

The skill or power to do something.

to put things or events into a particular order or position

immediately after, or at the first opportunity when, an event happens

at the beginning of a situation, especially before something later changes