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.

2.  Definition: : Written communication
involves any type of interaction that
makes use of the written word.
 Some of the various forms of written
communication that are used internally
for business operations including memos,
reports, bulletins, job descriptions,
employee manuals and electronic mail.

3. 1) Letters
2) Memo
3) Notice
4) Circular
5) Report

4.  Creates a permanent record.
 Allows you to store information for future
reference.
 Easily distributed.
 All recipients receive the same
information.
 It provides ready records and references.

5.  Written communication develops and
enhances an organization’s image
Effectively.
 Written communication is more precise
and explicit.
 It assists in proper delegation of
responsibilities.
 Necessary for legal and binding
documentation.

6.  Name: Vidisha V. Surve
 Class: B
 Roll No: 126
 Subject: English
 Department: BA-LLB