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proposal
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a formal plan put forward for others to consider and approve
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to propose / to put forward
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to suggest a plan or idea formally
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aim / objective
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what the proposal is trying to achieve
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to justify
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to give reasons that show why something is a good idea
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benefit
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a good result or advantage that a plan would bring
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to implement
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to put a plan into action
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to approve
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to officially agree to something
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feasible
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possible to do; realistic and practical
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the authorities / management
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the people with the power to say yes or no
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What is the purpose of a proposal?
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To put forward a plan, justify it with reasons, and ask an authority to approve it.
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Name the conventions of a proposal.
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Title, formal opening, aim, justified body, call to act, formal sign-off.
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What register suits a proposal?
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Formal and persuasive — full forms, no slang, polite requests to an authority.
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How do you open a proposal formally?
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"Dear [reader], I am writing to propose that…" then "The aim of this proposal is to…".
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How do you close a proposal?
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A call to act ("I kindly ask you to approve this proposal") + "Yours faithfully, [name]".
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