In Everything’s an Argument, in Chapter 10 on page 297-299 they give you examples of how to really develop a casual argument. They go into detail on how cause and effect works, for example on page 288 it shows how you can switch them all around. On page 308 it gives examples of different casual arguments so you can compare. With Chapter 11, it is all about proposals. On page 335 it explains to even have a proposal in the first place, you will to ‘make a proposal to solve a problem or prevent one.’ This is crucial to making the proposal work properly.
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