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- 2. Why we write? What are the characteristics? What are the strategies? How we can improve our writing?
- 3. Communication Personal
- 4. LOOK AT DICTIONARY TIME TO THINK NOT MISTAKES
- 5. VISUAL
- 6. PLAN DRAFT READ THOUGH REWRITE
- 7. To write a little every day Write a diary Use what you have learnt Correct your work yourself