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This document provides an overview of writing as a language skill and its subskills. Writing is considered one of the more difficult language skills to teach, requiring accuracy in areas like proper letter formation, punctuation, vocabulary choice, sentence structure, paragraph structure, and layout. The document was prepared by Jindagi V. Rathod for a class on English Language Teaching focusing on language skills.
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