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PTE Re-order Paragraphs Practice

Strengthen logical reasoning and coherence with Re-order Paragraphs Practice by arranging sentences in the correct sequence.

RP

Re-Order Paragraph

The text boxes in the left panel have been placed in random order. Restore the original order by dragging the text boxes from the left panel to the right panel.

Source

  • 1 Separate from actual performance- what he or she does while producing or comprehending language. In other words, competence is put to use through performance.
  • 2 In actual driving, however, the driver has to relate the Code to a continuous flow of changing circumstances, and may even break it from time to time.
  • 3 An analogy can be made to the Highway Code for driving. Drivers know the Code and have indeed been tested on it to obtain a driving license.
  • 4 Knowing the Highway Code is not the same as driving.
  • 5 In language learning, there is a distinction between competence and performance. Competence is a state of the speakers mind. What does he or she know?

Target

    About PTE Re-order Paragraph

    In this task, you will see a text box with a random arrangement of sentences appear on the screen. You have to re-arrange those sentences in the correct order to form a meaningful passage.

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    Skills Assessed

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    Text up to 150 words for PTE Academic & 110 words for PTE Core

    Reading

    2-3

    PTE Re-order Paragraph Practice Tips

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    Identify the Topic Sentence First

    The first thing you need to do is identify the topic of the sentences. It introduces the main idea without referring to any previous sentence. Look for a sentence that stands alone, does not begin with a pronoun like “he,” “they,” or “this,” and provides a general overview of the topic.

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    Understand the Logical Flow

    While doing PTE re-order paragraph practice, try to understand the flow of the sentences. Try to figure out the logical sequence. Does the paragraph follow a timeline, explain a cause-effect relationship, or provide examples? Look for the natural flow of ideas that builds the narrative or explanation step by step.

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    Look for Pronoun and Noun Links

    Sentences with pronouns like “this,” “these,” “it,” or “such” often follow a sentence that clearly states the noun. For example, if one sentence introduces “climate change,” and the next says, “This issue…”, the latter depends on the former. Use these links to decide the correct sequence.

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    Watch for Transition Words

    Connectors like “however,” “therefore,” “furthermore,” and “meanwhile” signal the relationship between ideas. These words can help identify whether a sentence introduces a contrast, a reason, or an addition, which is useful for placing it correctly.

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    Build Pairs of Sentences

    If identifying the full sequence is difficult, start by finding two sentences that clearly belong together. Creating such pairs or small clusters helps you structure the paragraph more easily.

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