How to write a proposal argument

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How to write a proposal argument Mr. Gunnink America Literature 2010-2011

Structure Introduction Explanation of problem Evidence that proves problem Explanation of the solution Evidence in support of the solution Benefits of the solution Refutation of opposing arguments Conclusion

Stating the Problem Recognize how much your audience already knows about the issue Give relevant background information Use statistics, examples, anecdotes and/or visuals to put the problem in context

Proposing a Solution Some solutions will need more explanation than others You must use evidence to demonstrate that your solution will work- facts, examples, anecdotes Is your solution feasible (practical)? What are intended and unintended consequences? Who might object and why?

Introduction Letter Who are you? What is the problem you are addressing? What is your proposed solution? Why go to this person/group? What do you want them to do specifically?