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Abstract
Learning foreign languages is vital in today’s globalized world, and knowing at least two languages is a must. Writing in English is often difficult for students, but with effective strategies like Think, Talk, Text, games, and other activities, they can improve. These methods help students organize ideas, practice writing, and express themselves better.
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