PTE Writing | Summarize Written Text in Real Time - with Jay

In this video Jay completes a Summarize Written Text question in real-time whilst describing the techniques and methods he uses to achieve a high score.

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[siddharthbarboza]

Thanks for all the videos E2 language. Got a 90 overall and in every section just by watching your videos 4 days before the pte.

[rasikaranawaka]

The gum base, one of the four components that make up chewing gum in addition to softeners, sweeteners and flavourings has evolved from simple tree saps to a complex mixture that includes rubber is harmless if digested and can be excreted normally along with other foods.

[mnj]

Hi Jay! Just received my score today for the test I seated yesterday, yup that’s amazingly quick! anyway I would like to thank you so so much for all the videos you uploaded! I passed with an overall score of 87 and 90s on 3 except writing because of them. More power and I wish you more success. Cheers to you mate! u d best!

[zekaziz]

Hi Jay ...
A big thank u ..your videos are really helpful. I got my desired score by just watching your videos. Just got my results yesterday.
Here are my scores.
Speaking 90
Reading 85
Writing 82
Listening 79
I would suggest everyone to take PTE practice test before going for the real one. It helped me a lot ...Thanks

[jlapp-mhlj]

Thank you Jay! your clip is super helpful i’ve got 80 in my first attempt just by watching your clips. I didn’t have much time to prepare for the test but if I were to have more time to prepare +take your full course, i am sure my score would definitely be higher.

[urbandog_fit]

Jay's video and tips are absolutely working! Got overall 87! With all sections 79+ ! You are amazing!

[fedet]

Chewing gum is made of several ingredients, some give it the consistency and others create its flavour, the latter make their way to the stomach first and the gum base can be excreted naturally from the body if swallowed.

[meenudalal]

Chewing gum is made up of sweeteners, softeners and flavouring agents that are digestible as well as gum base which is non digestible but can be excreted out if swallowed.

[EnglishSimplified-ByArun]

Respect from India Jay! Awesome work! And also, you enunciate your words so well!

[krishlabiaga]

The gum base of a chewing gum has transformed from natural tree saps into a mixture of rubber and artificial materials which are not broken down and digested upon swallowing unlike the other ingredients such as flavourings and sweeteners, but remains intact throughout the digestive tract and is excreted in a common manner.

[HankuGautam]

Hello Jay, thank you so much for your tutorial videos. It has helped me to score an over all score of 80 in my first attempt. Thank you very much for your guide. 😊

[haqikbr]

Among various ingredients of chewing gum, sweeteners and flavorings are always swallowed; however, the gum base, the main ingredient, is typically not swallowed even though it is actually digestible and can be excreted normally.

[kulwinderkaur]

Thanks Jay, easy to understand and worthy advices.

Chewing gums were made from tree saps and contains four components, while flavours and sweeteners mixed well in the saliva yet rest of the other two ingredients gum base and softener does not get digested, but gets excreted in the normal way.

[RidhimaMohini]

In the process of making gum there are a variety of ingredients used including a gumbase and sweetener which should not be swallowed but if did, it will be excreted in a normal manner.

[shimaashehata]

Chewing gums have four ingredients including gum base and softener which remain intact in the mouth and can be excreted if swallowed, sweetners and flavouring which are digested easily.

[mercymagava]

So what works better, summarizing each paragraph or highlighting keywords

[ravanboy]

Thanks Jay for your strategies I got my desired score in the very first attempt
R73 L75 S 90 W75🙏🏻

[quiksylver]

Can we lift and re-use phrases from the text "as they appear" in our answers or is there negative marking for that? Is there negative marking even if we re-use 2-3 or 3-4 words as they were appearing in the original text? Does the computer deduct marks per number of words re-used? Also, can we use semi-colon to construct our single sentence? if yes, could you give some examples of correct and incorrect use of semi-colon? Thanks

[vipinvenugopal]

Hi Jay,

Thank you so much for your videos, i was able to increase my scores ! More power to you man.

I got only 75 in Writing ! Any chance to get 79 if i ask for a Re-score ? Wanted to get you opinion on the success rate of score revision in case of re-score :)

My Score:

communicative skills

Listening - 82

Reading - 86

Speaking - 90

Writing - 75


Enabling Skills

Grammar - 46

Oral Fluency - 84

Pronunciation - 90

Spelling - 63

Vocabulary - 84

Written Discourse - 45

[kseniiakliches]

I am a little bit confused.) Should we use synonyms or we have to deal with already given set of words?