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<p>staged because they accomplish tasks that require multiple steps; they are goal-oriented because their users are motivated to see the completion of the stages to the end; and they are social because users address their texts to specific audiences.</p>

<p><big>English for Specific Purposes</big></p>
<p>English for Specific Purposes scholarship has been around since the 1960s, but ESP scholars did not begin using genre as a pedagogical approach until the 1980s, when <a href="page.php?w=John_Swales">John Swales</a> published Genre Analysis: English in Academic</p><p>
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