English Exercises PET (Easter)

The PET exam has 4 parts: listening, speaking, reading and writing. Each one values 25% of the total score. Here is a drawing of the exam with the different parts:

Now, here is the link to the Official Exams done by Cambridge with all the details. You will find the exam format, preparation, scores and practice tests. You don't need to read it now. But if you do, go to "Exam Format" and download the whole exam. You can practice as many times as you wish. 

Cambridge PET

Here is an interview of the speaking part:

SPEAKING

Now, some exercises to practice your PET exam in the other areas. THIS IS THE IMPORTANT PART. 

SPEAKING

Now, in this part of the test you’re going to talk about something together for about two minutes. I’m going to describe a situation to you.

A young man works very hard, and has only one free day a week. He wants to find an activity to help him relax. Here are some activities that could help him relax.

Talk together about the different activities he could do, and say which would be most relaxing.

All right? Now, talk together.

Now I’d like each of you to talk on your own about something. I’m going to give each of you a photograph and I’d like you to talk about it.

A, here is your photograph. It shows a family at the beach. Talk about it. 

READING

In this exercise you can see some signs with different information on them. You must read it, understand it and choose the correct option. Use the dictionary if necessary. 

Reading Part 1 (2)

Reading Part 1 (3)

Reading Part 1 (4)

Reading Part 2 is a little harder because you have to read much more. Practice with these exercises. In the beginning do it slowly and then try to go faster:

Reading Part 2 (1)

Reading Part 2 (2)

Reading Part 2 (3)

Let's work now reading Part 3:

Reading Part 3 (1)

Reading Part 3 (2)

Reading Part 3 (3)

Let's work reading Part 4:

Reading Part 4 (1)

Reading Part 4 (2)

Reading Part 5:

Reading Part 5 (1)

Reading Part 5 (2)

Reading Part 6:

Reading Part 6 (1)

LISTENING

Listenings:

Listening Part 1

Listening Part 2

Listening Part 3

Listening Part 4

WRITING

Here you can practice with these exercises that are about sentence transformation. In the writing part you will have to write 100 words answering an email and writing a story or an article.

Write the answers in your note book. 

Writing Part 1 (1)

Writing Part 1 (2)

Writing Part 1 (3)

Writing Part 1 (4)

Your story must begin with this sentence:

As the plane flew lower, Lou saw the golden beaches of the island below.

Write your story. Use 100 words. 

ORGANIZATION

Read the page and everyday you can do 3-4 exercises. Take notes on your notebook of the scores, vocabulary or tips that you may think will help you. 

If there is an exercise that you haven't got it right do it again and then move on. 

You don't need to memorize all the parts of the exam. Just know that there are 4 different parts: listening, speaking, reading and writing. 

One of the days watch the video and pretend to be one of the students. Stop the video and answer as if you were there. What would you say?