Longer sentences in the PTE repeat sentence task can be intimidating, especially when they exceed 15 words. These types of questions test not only your memory but also your ability to comprehend complex structures in real time. The key to handling them effectively is to focus on the meaning of the sentence rather than trying to memorize every single word. Understanding the core message helps you recall it better and deliver it more naturally. Another strategy is to use mental chunking by breaking the sentence into manageable segments as you listen. This helps with retention and enables you to reproduce the structure more accurately. You can also train your memory using visualization techniques or mnemonic associations. However, it’s okay if you can’t recall every word. As long as you maintain fluency and reproduce the bulk of the content with correct grammar, your PTE repeat sentence score won’t suffer much. Practice with progressively longer sentences to build both confidence and memory stamina.