Which component does fluency NOT specifically address?

Fluency primarily focuses on the ability to read text smoothly and accurately, which includes aspects such as reading with expression, retelling a story accurately, and comprehending text when read aloud by someone else. Each of these components relates to the ability to process text quickly and understand its meaning without significant struggle.

When it comes to writing essays, fluency does not specifically address this skill. Writing fluently encompasses different skills, including organization of thoughts, grammatical correctness, and clarity, which are distinct from the oral reading or comprehension skills involved in fluency. Thus, while fluency is critical for reading and understanding spoken text, it does not directly pertain to the process of writing essays.