Using Corpus Linguistics in the Teaching of Writing SkillsCorpus linguistics has a strong justification in the teaching of writing skills because it can identify patterns of authentic language use by analyzing actual usage. The purpose of this study is to list the most frequent corpora and to investigate helpful, economical, and user-friendly software programs used in the development of writing abilities, such as the WordSmith Tools or TextSTAT. In addition, the author gives various examples of how corpus linguistics might be used to help students improve their writing skills. For example, concordance allows you to see any word or phrase in context so you can identify who it hangs around with. As a result, pupils can see the differences between words they frequently mix up (e.g., excited vs. exciting). the emergence of writing