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Find your exam in the catalog, see how many practice questions it has, and start answering. You can try ten questions without an account; sign in to keep going, save hard questions, and look back at your history. If continuing needs a subscription, the practice page tells you when you reach the free limit. The study guides are free to read without an account.

English tests such as PTE, IELTS, TOEFL, and OET have their own task practice and mock tests. What is available varies by test and version, so read a task's instructions before treating a practice session as a full mock exam.

Learn from the reason, not just the answer

A useful practice session ends with something specific to improve: a rule you misunderstood, a unit you missed, or evidence you read too quickly. Our public study guides show how to work through these mistakes with examples you can read without an account.

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