
Overview
Read Aloud Introduction
Read Aloud tests whether you can read a short academic text clearly, accurately and naturally. You will see a text on the screen, prepare briefly, and then read it into the microphone.
This task is not only about pronunciation. A strong response needs accurate word reading, clear pronunciation, steady rhythm and natural phrasing. Try not to rush. Your goal is to sound clear, controlled and easy to understand.
中文说明:Read Aloud 是朗读题。你会在屏幕上看到一段短文,准备后读出来。这个题不只是考发音,还考你是否能准确读出文字、保持流利度、节奏和断句。
练习时不要只追求快。更重要的是读准单词、减少漏读和改词,并让句子听起来自然、有停顿、有重音。
What to focus on
- Read every word as accurately as possible.
- Keep a steady pace and avoid long pauses.
- Use natural sentence stress and grouping.
- Finish before the recording time ends.
练习重点
- 先保证不漏词、不换词。
- 控制语速,不要因为紧张而越读越快。
- 按意思断句,不要一个词一个词地蹦。
- 录音结束前完整读完。
Course practice: Complete the four Introduction practice sets first. After that, move on to the main Read Aloud course and high-frequency practice.
课程练习:先完成 Introduction 的四组入门练习,再进入 RA 主课程和高频练习。
Need feedback? If you are not sure whether your pronunciation, fluency or rhythm is affecting your score, book a Walnut English PTE lesson for teacher feedback.
需要老师反馈?如果你不确定自己的发音、流利度或节奏是否影响分数,可以联系 Walnut English 报课,让老师帮你听录音并指出扣分点。
Course Features
- Lectures 71
- Quiz 0
- Duration 10 weeks
- Skill level All levels
- Language English
- Students 4
- Assessments Yes
Curriculum
- 4 Sections
- 71 Lessons
- 10 Weeks
- Intro 111
- Intro 220
- 2.1RA-012 Flood Control
- 2.2RA-013 Telecommunication
- 2.3RA-014 University
- 2.4RA-015 Global warming
- 2.5RA-016 Furniture
- 2.6RA-017 Attendance at cultural venues
- 2.7RA-018 Macroeconomics
- 2.8RA-019 Carbon Emission
- 2.9RA-020 William Shakespeare
- 2.10RA-021 Antarctica
- 2.11RA-022 Art as expression
- 2.12RA-023 A marine biologist
- 2.13RA-024 Hearing of babies
- 2.14RA-025 Fiscal year
- 2.15RA-026 Mitigation
- 2.16RA-027 Attending the theater
- 2.17RA-028 Climate Change
- 2.18RA-029 Tortoise
- 2.19RA-030 Learner’s experience
- 2.20RA-031 The natural environment
- Intro 320
- 3.1RA-032 Emigrants to North America
- 3.2RA-033 Lincoln
- 3.3RA-034 Elephant
- 3.4RA-035 Productive capacity
- 3.5RA-036 Environmental problems
- 3.6RA-037 New textbook
- 3.7RA-038 The word radical
- 3.8RA-039 Electric vehicles
- 3.9RA-040 Himalayas
- 3.10RA-041 Making notes
- 3.11RA-042 Humanities and social science
- 3.12RA-043 Restaurant location
- 3.13RA-044 Methodology
- 3.14RA-045 The Border
- 3.15RA-046 Brain
- 3.16RA-047 English revolution
- 3.17RA-048 Central aim
- 3.18RA-049 Conversation structure
- 3.19RA-050 Grand Canyon
- 3.20RA-051 Your thesis
- Intro 420
- 4.1RA-052 Integration
- 4.2RA-053 Our major conclusion
- 4.3RA-054 Company-Oriented Reforms
- 4.4RA-055 Moods
- 4.5RA-056 Quotes
- 4.6RA-057 Graduate admission school
- 4.7RA-058 Tourism
- 4.8RA-059 Avi Loeb
- 4.9RA-060 Modern buildings
- 4.10RA-061 A historian
- 4.11RA-062 Clouds
- 4.12RA-063 Mature trees
- 4.13RA-064 Blue whales
- 4.14RA-065 Summer research scholarship
- 4.15RA-066 Hunter-gatherer
- 4.16RA-067 Tissues and organs
- 4.17RA-068 Natural Selection
- 4.18RA-069 Botanic gardens
- 4.19RA-070 Dictionary
- 4.20RA-071 Primitive Men





