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Consider the following things as you start to redraft your writing.
Overall content
Have you included everything you wanted to say?

For example, if you were writing a thank you letter to someone, redrafting could include needing to make sure you have given all the reasons you are grateful to the person.
Structure
Have you used the correct structure for the type of writing you have done?

For example, a formal letter has a very specific structure, so you would need to check you have followed this, covering all the essential points.
Vocabulary and language
Check your language style: should your writing be formal or informal?

For example, if you were writing to a friend your vocabulary and tone can be informal, but if your letter was to somebody more senior, or in authority, then you would need to be more formal.

Have you made strong vocabulary choices?

For example, are more adjectives and figurative language (like similes and metaphors) needed to illustrate your points better, or are the ones you have already used suitable?

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This English article shows how to edit and redraft your writing to improve its quality and make it more accurate.

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Read the quote above.

What do you think this means?

Explain using examples.