A composition is one task, written in the language of your entry. A letter needs an opening and a close that fit the person.
The idea
The written paper offers composition tasks. A narrative tells what happened, in order. A description says what a place or a person is like, with details a reader can picture. An argument gives a view and the reasons. A letter speaks to a named person: a friend, a relative, or someone in authority. You answer the number of compositions the instruction asks for. One finished task is worth more than two openings and no ending. Write in the language on your entry. A composition in English does not show that language.
Open a letter in a way that fits the person, and close it the same way. The message sits between those lines. A letter to a head teacher is not written like a note to a classmate. Stay on the task. A story you prepared about a festival does not answer a question about a journey, even if the language is correct. Plan three or four points, write them in order, and stop when the task is done. Akan candidates stay inside the variety on the entry. Asante Twi and Akuapem Twi are not the same paper. Fante is not Twi. Ewe is not Ga.
The BECE Ghanaian Language tips guide sets out comprehension, composition, grammar, literature, culture and translation. At WASSCE you sit the language on your entry, including Akan, Ewe, Ga and the others. Start practising on glearn.now with Kevin and Anna. BECE Ghanaian Language tips