English Composition › Section F · The proposal › Topic F.4
Evaluating conventions, clarity, and coherence
A proposal asks busy readers to trust you and act. Evaluating it for correct conventions, clear language and connected ideas, and then using a reader's formal feedback, is how a good draft becomes a convincing one.
In this topic
- Formal feedback on a proposal
- The proposal rubric at a glance
- Conventions and critical language awareness
- Clarity
- Coherence
- Rhetorical choices
- Worked example: evaluating a paragraph
- Worked example: revising for clarity and coherence
- Reading and reflecting on feedback
- Common mistakes to avoid
- Key takeaways
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