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1 How to write a proposal argument
Mr. Gunnink America Literature

2 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

3 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

4 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?

5 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?

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