Factors in good composition writing

There are six factors necessary for a good composition.

1. Theme

2. Mood

3. Tense

4. Suspense

5. Conflict

6. Colour

1. Theme: Is the topic. The story should evolve around the theme. There could be a dramatic twist in the story.

2. Mood: These are the sorrows, joys, sadness, happiness, excitement, and other feelings that the main character experiences in the story. The reader should experience the same moods.

3. Tense: Choice, use and maintenance of the correct tense results to accuracy in a composition.

4. Suspense:This could be created by introducing unexpected twists in your story. Let the reader ask some questions. The questions should be rhetoric always.

5. Conflict: Always give the main character a problem. Let the main character be seen getting into a problem, the struggle and final freedom.

6. Colour: Involves the use of all the grammar learnt, parts of speech, idiomatic expressions, doubles, proverbs and similes. These should appear naturally in the composition.