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Written communication takes many forms but can be broadly divided into two categories - written and oral. Written communication includes letters, memos, reports and other documents meant for a non-fleeting readership. Oral communication refers to live, in-person exchanges and includes lectures, presentations, discussions and conversations.

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Q.Communication Types
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Allah Dad Khan
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Agriculture University
Peshawar

R. communication written By Allah Dad Khan

Written communication takes various forms including memos, reports, letters, notices, and circulars. It creates a permanent record, allows information to be stored and referred to later, and ensures all recipients receive the same information. Written communication enhances an organization's image, is precise and explicit, assists with delegation of responsibilities, and provides necessary legal documentation. The document defines written communication, lists common forms used internally, and discusses benefits such as permanent records, easy distribution, and development of an organization's image.

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