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The document discusses how students are able to understand and compose job application letters. It states that students can differentiate between the social functions, text structures, and language features of various job application letters. Students are also able to provide information about their identity, education, and work experience correctly based on the context and purpose of the letter. The document defines what a job application letter is and its social functions, common structures, and important language features.
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