Drafting letters allows you to put your ideas on paper before finalizing them. This lets you think more deeply about your arguments and arrange them logically. It also enables you to get feedback and identify areas needing more evidence. When drafting, frequently save your work with version management and focus on content over grammar, as it is the initial rough copy.

1. Drafting Letter
PRESENTED BY :
MAHESH PRASAD M
MANJUNATHA S

2. What is Drafting Letter.
A piece of writing such as a letter, report
or speech that may not be in its final
form and may have changes made to it.

3. Purpose of Drafting
 Drafting allows you to put your ideas on paper.
 By doing this you will be able to ask yourself whether
the ideas you are presenting seem logical and
whether you are argument is clear

4. Drafting is important because it
 Allows you to get your ideas down on paper.
 So that you can think more deeply about them and
rewrite them.
 Helps you to arrange your idea in a logical way.
 Gives you to something to show other so that you
can get feedback from them.
 You can focus on where more information and
evidence required.

5. Document and version management
 Frequently save the document that you are
working on.
 Back-up your work and don’t rely on one form of
storage.
 Be meticulous in using it

6. Writing First Draft
 Here we making rough copy our ideas and thoughts.
 In this stage no need to worry about grammar and
Spelling.