PTE Health: Fill In The Blanks (Reading) Practice with Answer | November 2019 Part-1

PTE Health: Fill In The Blanks (Reading) Practice with Answer | November 2019 Part-1

Step-1 Think about words that you often see or hear together

Remember that some words often go together to form a familiar phrase. This is called ‘collocation’. Using collocation can help you
recognize the correct word for each blank.

Step:2 Use your knowledge of grammar to help you select the correct word

Read around the blank in the text and decide what part of speech the missing word is. In the example below, ‘beginning to’ tells
you that an infinitive verb form is missing ‘to + verb’. Next look at the answer options provided and rule out any words that are not
the right part of speech, e.g., ‘world’ is a noun and ‘formal’ is an adjective. Also rule out any verbs that are not in the infinitive form.

Finally, choose from the words that are left, the one that has the correct meaning: ‘view’ and ‘look’ mean ‘see’, but we ‘quote’ or
‘cite’ references, so only ‘cite’ fits the blank:



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