PTE EXERCISE
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🌐 www.ptestudy.net 🌏 www.farazpayment.com ✅Group: @selfstudy_pte Ⓜ️Channel: @ptematerial 🔴Practice: @pteexercise 🟣Repeated: @pterq 📷 instagram.com/pte_self_study 🈯️ @naati_selfstudy 🎧 @ptepodcastselfstudy 🤖 @pterobot3_bot 👨🏫 @AjHoge_english
Show more📈 Analytical overview of Telegram channel PTE EXERCISE
Channel PTE EXERCISE (@pteexercise) in the English language segment is an active participant. Currently, the community unites 10 713 subscribers, ranking 18 253 in the Education category and 35 575 in the India region.
📊 Audience metrics and dynamics
Since its creation on невідомо, the project has demonstrated rapid growth, gathering an audience of 10 713 subscribers.
According to the latest data from 02 October, 2026, the channel demonstrates stable activity. Although there has been a change in the number of participants by -191 over the last 30 days and by -9 over the last 24 hours, overall reach remains high.
- Verification status: Not verified
- Engagement rate (ER): The average audience engagement rate is 1.66%. Within the first 24 hours after publication, content typically collects 0.87% reactions from the total number of subscribers.
- Post reach: On average, each post receives 178 views. Within the first day, a publication typically gains 93 views.
- Reactions and interaction: The audience actively supports content: the average number of reactions per post is 0.
- Thematic interests: Content is focused on key topics such as فعل, تمرین, است, adjective, باشد.
📝 Description and content policy
The author describes the resource as a platform for expressing subjective opinions:
“🌐 www.ptestudy.net
🌏 www.farazpayment.com
✅Group: @selfstudy_pte
Ⓜ️Channel: @ptematerial
🔴Practice: @pteexercise
🟣Repeated: @pterq
📷 instagram.com/pte_self_study
🈯️ @naati_selfstudy
🎧 @ptepodcastselfstudy
🤖 @pterobot3_bot
👨🏫 @AjHoge_englis...”
Thanks to the high frequency of updates (latest data received on 03 October, 2026), the channel maintains relevance and a high level of publication reach. Analytics show that the audience actively interacts with content, making it an important point of influence in the Education category.
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Key Points & Important Phrases
📍Speaker 1
Exam pressure
Too much to cover / little time
Quantitative methods exam
Study groups
Explaining concepts
Better understanding
Catch missed points
Less isolation
Clear plan and rules
Specific chapters / problem sets
Review difficult topics
Quiz each other
Keep each other on track
📍Speaker 2
Detailed study schedules
Block out study time
Past papers + timer
Identify weak spots
Active recall for theory
Practice problems for maths
Schedule regular breaks
50 minutes on / 10 minutes off
Enough sleep + proper eating
Avoid all-nighters
Better long-term memory
📍Speaker 3
Active recall
Spaced repetition
Quizzing yourself
Better memory
Past papers can cause stress
Study groups can be tricky
Too much chatting
Prefer studying alone
Check with friends
Study–rest balance
Relaxing before bed
Avoid burnout
#SGD
| 2 | 📝 SGD-02 Transcript
Three students are discussing preparing for final exams at university.
📍Speaker 1: Oh man, I'm already feeling the pressure for finals. It feels like there's just so much to cover and, like, so little time. I'm trying to figure out the best way to deal with everything, especially for that quantitative methods exam. I really need to ace that one.
📍Speaker 2: I know exactly what you mean, Will. I've started making detailed study schedules, blocking out specific times for each subject. For quantitative methods, I've found that doing past papers with a timer on really helps make the concepts stick. It's tough, but it helps you see your weak spots quickly.
📍Speaker 3: That's a good strategy, Lily, but sometimes I find past papers just stress me out more if I'm not confident with the material first. I've been focusing more on active recall and spaced repetition, especially for my history courses. It's basically like quizzing yourself all the time, and then going back to topics after longer and longer periods. It feels like it helps more with remembering things.
📍Speaker 2: Active recall is definitely effective for theoretical subjects. I should try using that more for my literature class. But for math, nothing beats just grinding through problems. Also, don't forget to, like, schedule in breaks. It's so easy to burn out if you're just studying non-stop. I try to do 50 minutes on, 10 minutes off.
📍Speaker 1: Yeah, breaks are super important. I've also been thinking about starting a study group for the economics module. Sometimes explaining concepts to someone else helps me understand them better, and they can catch things I've missed. Plus, it breaks up the boringness of studying alone, which can get really isolating.
📍Speaker 3: Study groups can be, like, tricky, though. I've been in groups where we spent more time chatting than actually studying, or someone just wants answers handed to them. You have to be really strict with yourselves about it. I prefer studying alone and then just checking in with friends for specific questions.
📍Speaker 1: That's true, you need the right people and, like, a clear plan. We'd definitely need to set some rules, like focusing on specific chapters or problem sets. I think the key is to use it for reviewing difficult topics or quizzing each other, not for initial learning. It's also about keeping each other on track.
📍Speaker 2: Beyond all the study techniques, I think it's just as important to look after yourself. I know it sounds a bit old-fashioned to say, but getting enough sleep and eating properly makes a huge difference in how much information you can actually remember. Pulling all-nighters just isn't good for the long term; you end up forgetting everything the next day anyway.
📍Speaker 3: Totally agree, Lily. I made that mistake in my first year and really regretted it. Now, I make sure to shut down my laptop an hour before bed and do something relaxing, like reading. It helps clear my head. It's all about finding that balance between studying really hard and not burning out completely.
#SGD | 102 |
| 3 | ♦️♦️♦️Sample Answer
SGD-N02
#SGD | 63 |
| 4 | ♦️♦️♦️
#SGD-02 | 68 |
| 5 | 🔆 با سلام و درود خدمت همهی دوستان و عزیزان، امیدوارم که همگی خوب و پر انرژی باشید 🙏🏼🌷
📍 راس ساعت ۱۱ بوقت تهران با تمرین SGD در خدمتتون هستم 🙏🏼
📃 تعداد کل تمرینات : ۱ تمرین
⏱ مدت زمان ارسال ویس : ۵ دقیقه پس از قرار دادن تمرین
❗ همراه با آلارم استارت دیسکاشن بین چند نفر شروع خواهد شد، نکات مهم رو نکته برداری کرده و در ویسی تا ۲ دقیقه ریکورد و ارسال نمایید.
❎ لطفا ویس خود را فقط یکبار ارسال نموده و عزیزانی که بعد از آلارم پایان، ویس خود را ارسال مینمایند متاسفانه فیدبک داده نخواد شد.
✔ تمرکز و نکته برداری (با دست خط خوانا) از ایدهی اصلی میتونه مهمترین نکته در این تمرین باشه💪💪💪
💪با انرژی پیش خواهیم رفت 🇭🇲
#SGD
📍 PTE Self Study 📍
📍More Than a Group📍 | 110 |
| 6 | 🔘 Transcription:
When was the last time you purchased something and you weren't asked for a tip? Yeah, I can't remember either.
Tips have been on the rise for decades. During the 1950s, people commonly tipped 10% of the bill. By the 1970s and 1980s, that jumped to 15%. Today, people tip anywhere from 15 to 25%. According to one 2022 survey, consumers said they tipped more than 21% on average.
What we're seeing now nationwide is something that is known as "tipflation." At every opportunity, we're being presented with a tablet that's asking us how much we'd like to tip.
👨🏻🏫 @Ali_Pirdehghan
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#Transcribing
#Listening | 450 |
| 7 | 🔘 بخش دوم تمرین: متن فایل صوتی بالا را تایپ و ارسال کنید.
⏱️ زمان ارسال پاسخ: ۵ دقیقه
👨🏻🏫 @Ali_Pirdehghan
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#Transcribing
#Listening | 115 |
| 8 | 🔘 بخش اول تمرین: بعد از گوش دادن به فایل صوتی به سوالات زیر پاسخ بدید.
⏱️ زمان ارسال پاسخ: ۲ دقیقه
☑️ هدف: درک مطلب مقدماتی (Preliminary Comprehension)
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1. Which time frames do the events described in the recording take place in: the past, the present, or the future?
2. What is the main topic of the recording?
3. What place or places are referred to the recording?
👨🏻🏫 @Ali_Pirdehghan
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#Transcribing
#Listening | 105 |
| 9 | ▪️درود و وقت بخیر به همه؛ امیدوارم سرشار از انرژی و انگیزه باشید. 💪🏼
⭐️ امروز با تمرین Transcribing کنار شما هستم و امیدوارم تمرین مفیدی باشه. 👌🏼
⚡️ در هر سطحی که هستید از شرکت در تمرینات نترسید، و سعی کنید تا جایی که امکانش رو دارید در راه رسیدن به اهدافتون تجربه کسب کنید. هر نکته در این تمرینات، قدمی به سمت پیشرفت و موفقیت شماست. ✌🏼
📍 اطلاعات تمرین:
🕰 زمان تمرین: ساعت ۱۴:۴۵
🔢 تعداد تمرین: ۱
🎚 Difficulty: Easy - Moderate
❗️با احترام، پاسخ هایی که بیش از یکبار و با تاخیر بسیار زیاد ارسال شوند، فیدبک تعلق نخواهد گرفت.
👨🏻🏫 @Ali_Pirdehghan
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#Transcribing
#Listening | 86 |
| 10 | Sample Answer Without Template
Some people believe that laws can change human behavior, while others argue that individuals are mainly influenced by personal values and social factors. I agree that laws can significantly affect people's behavior, although their influence may depend on how effectively they are implemented and enforced.
One important reason is that laws establish clear standards for acceptable behavior. When governments introduce regulations and penalties, people may change their actions to avoid legal consequences. For example, traffic laws can encourage drivers to follow speed limits, wear seat belts, and avoid using mobile phones while driving. Therefore, effective legislation can reduce harmful behavior and promote greater public safety.
However, laws alone cannot change every aspect of human behavior. People's decisions are also influenced by education, family background, cultural values, and personal beliefs. For instance, environmental laws may require individuals to recycle, but long-term environmental responsibility is more likely to develop when people understand the importance of protecting nature. This shows that legal regulations are more effective when they are supported by education and social awareness.
In conclusion, I believe that laws can play an important role in changing human behavior by establishing rules and consequences. Nevertheless, their impact is stronger when legal measures are combined with education, social values, and public awareness. Thus, laws can influence behavior considerably, but they are not the only factor responsible for lasting behavioral change.
#WE50 | 82 |
| 11 | Sample Answer With Template
Recently, the phenomenon of government laws affecting human behavior has sparked a heated debate. Although contested by many that the advantage of the belief in the power of laws is highly beneficial, the disadvantage of such an issue is regarded thoroughly as both constructive and positive by a substantial number of individuals. I strongly agree that laws designed to change human behavior can be a plus, and I will investigate that throughout this essay.
From a social standpoint, legal regulations affecting human behavior can provide societies with noticeable effects that are rooted in the fact that the merits of changes in human behavior are crucial. According to my own experience, I conducted an academic experiment that discovered the importance of the modification of human behavior. Thus, the beneficial ramifications of the regulation of human behavior are visible.
From a scientific point of view, legal measures for changing human behavior can provide the community with negative impacts that are related to the reality that the demerits of the enforcement of laws are notable. As a tangible example, some scientific research undertaken by a prestigious university described the role of government control over human behavior. Hence, the predicted outcomes of the influence of laws on human behavior are noticeable.
To conclude, while there are several compelling arguments on both sides, I firmly believe that the benefits of the impact of legal regulations on human behavior far outweigh the drawbacks. Not only do the advantages of a change in human behavior prove the significance of positive changes in human behavior, but also pinpoint possible implications.
#WE50 | 42 |
| 12 | 14 عبارت اسمی پیشنهادی
معنی
ساختار
1.government laws affecting human behavior
قوانین دولتی مؤثر بر رفتار انسان
2.laws designed to change human behavior
قوانینی که برای تغییر رفتار انسان طراحی شدهاند
3.the belief in the power of laws
باور به قدرت قوانین
4.changes in human behavior
تغییرات در رفتار انسان
5.a change in human behavior
یک تغییر در رفتار انسان
6.the modification of human behavior
اصلاح/تغییر رفتار انسان
7.the regulation of human behavior
تنظیم/کنترل رفتار انسان
8. legal regulations affecting human behavior
مقررات قانونی مؤثر بر رفتار انسان
9.the enforcement of laws
اجرای قوانین
10.government control over human behavior
کنترل دولت بر رفتار انسان
11. legal measures for changing human behavior
اقدامات قانونی برای تغییر رفتار انسان
12.the influence of laws on human behavior
تأثیر قوانین بر رفتار انسان
13.the impact of legal regulations on human behavior
تأثیر مقررات قانونی بر رفتار انسان
14.positive changes in human behavior
تغییرات مثبت در رفتار انسان
#WE50 | 51 |
| 13 | برای ساختن عبارتهای اسمی، بهتر است روی این سه بخش بیشتر کار کنیم:
laws
change
human behavior | 40 |
| 14 | 🔑 Keywords
people → افراد / مردم
believe → باور داشتن / معتقد بودن
laws → قوانین
change → تغییر دادن
human behavior → رفتار انسان
#WE50 | 43 |
| 15 | Some people believe laws change human behavior. Do you agree with it?
#WE50 | 43 |
| 16 |  🌺 سلام و وقت بخیر دوستان گرامی 🌺
از مشارکت فعال و انرژی مثبت شما در تمرینهای گروهی صمیمانه سپاسگزاریم. 🙏
بی شک ، حضور مؤثر شما نقش مهمی در پیشرفت جمعی داره. 🌹🌸🌺🌹
📌 مشخصات تمرین امروز :
1️⃣ زمان آغاز تمرین: ساعت 12:00
2️⃣ عنوان تمرین: Write Essay
3️⃣ مدت زمان کل تمرین: 20 دقیقه
4️⃣ تعداد تمرینها: ۱ مورد
🧠 مرحله اول: 5 دقیقه فرصت دارید تا عبارتهای اسمی (noun phrases) را شناسایی و تایپ بفرمایید.
مرحله دوم : ارسال فایل داخل گروه
📌 نکات مهم:
❇️ لطفاً پاسخهای خود را بهصورت کامل تایپ نمایید تا تمرین متناظر سوال آزموني بوده و جنبهی تقويت spelling نیز داشته باشد.
⛔️🛑⛔️ با نهايت ادب و احترام به تمرينات ارسالي بعد از دقيقه دهم وتكراري بازخورد داده نخواهد شد.
⛔️🛑⛔️ اين تمرين Start ندارد.
♦️♦️لطفا حتما متن رو کامل بفرستید تا به درستی بررسی و تحلیل شود♦️♦️
پیشاپیش از زمانی که اختصاص میدهید سپاسگزاریم و امیدواریم با تلاش مستمر، به نمرهی ۹۰ در آزمون PTE دست پیدا کنید. 💪
🌺 PTE Self Study🌺
🌹 More Than a Group 🌹 | 104 |
| 17 | Voice message | 183 |
| 18 | SST Voice Script
Duration: ~1 minute
Level: Medium–Hard
Modern technology is designed to make our lives easier, yet it does not always give us more free time. In fact, the more convenient everyday tasks become, the higher our expectations tend to rise.
For example, email allows us to communicate instantly, but it also creates pressure to respond immediately. Similarly, online shopping saves us the trouble of visiting stores, while the wide range of available products can make decision-making surprisingly time-consuming.
Another concern is the growing number of digital interruptions. Although checking a notification takes only a few seconds, repeatedly switching between tasks can reduce concentration and affect productivity.
However, the problem is not necessarily technology itself, but rather how we adapt our habits and expectations to it. Therefore, the real benefit of convenience should be measured not only by the time we save, but also by how effectively we use that time.
Sample answer: 66 words
The lecture was about modern technology and how it makes our lives easier. However, it also creates higher expectations for everyday tasks. For example, email allows us to communicate instantly, but people are expected to respond immediately. Moreover, decision-making can be time-consuming, and frequent interruptions can reduce concentration. Finally, the real benefit of technology is not just saving time but how effectively we use that time.
👨🏻🏫 @faraz_tajfirooz
❤️ @selfstudy_pte
🌴 @pteexercise
#SST | 170 |
| 19 |  🎧 SST | My Note-Taking Example
⏱️ Audio Duration: 1 minute
📝 My Notes: 36 words
من مستقیم توی بخش پاسخ تایپ کردم، اما شما میتونید روی کاغذ هم یادداشتبرداری کنید. هر دو روش رو امتحان کنید و ببینید کدوم سبک براتون راحتتر و سریعتره. ✍️
MODERN TECHNO L DESIIH MORE EASIE
EVERY TASK HIFGHER EXPECTATION
EMAIL INSTANTLY RESPOND IMMIDITELY
MAKE DECION MAKIN G TIME CONSUINMSI
INTERUPTIONS SWITH RESUCE CONCENTRATIONS
THE REAL BEENFIR NOT TIME SAVE BUT EEFECTIVELY WE USE THAT TIME
👨🏻🏫 @faraz_tajfirooz
❤️ @selfstudy_pte
🌴 @pteexercise
#SST | 102 |
| 20 |  🔥 تمرین امشب | Summarize Spoken Text (SST)
📌 نوع تمرین: Listening & Writing
🎯 تمرکزمون در این تمرین بر تشخیص نکات کلیدی فایل صوتی + یادداشتبرداری مؤثر + نوشتن یک خلاصه دقیق و منسجم میباشد.
🕙 شروع: 20:30 سیدنی / 14:00 تهران
👨🏻🏫 @faraz_tajfirooz
❤️ @selfstudy_pte
🌴 @pteexercise
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#SST
#SummarizeSpokenText | 140 |
