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The document discusses English for Specific Purposes (ESP), which is a specialized form of English teaching focused on meeting the specific language needs of learners. ESP targets specific language skills and activities for a determined purpose or objective rather than broadly teaching English grammar or reading. While ESP prepares learners for their professional environments, it may limit knowledge in some cases by having a narrow focus.
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