English Language Studies (ENG1501)

Question 1 Study the text below and answer the questions that follow. TEXT A Drakensberg four-day breakaway COME WITH US as if on the wings of an eagle Experience the incredible beauty of the Drakensberg With its cliffs and valleys. Listen to the echoes of Golden Gate. Experience the beauty of Champagne Castle. Fill your soul with the soothing music of the Drakensberg Boys Choir. Experience God’s own creation. Take part in sports, walks, Horse riding, bowls, golf, etc. CONTACT US FOR COLOUR B...

TEXT A Drakensberg fourday breakaway COME WITH US as if on the wings of an eagle Experience the incredible beauty of the Drakensberg With its cliffs and valleys. Listen to the echoes of Golden Gate. Experience the beauty of Champagne Castle. Fill your soul with the soothing music of the Drakensberg Boys Choir. Experience God’s own creation. Take part in sports, walks, Horse riding, bow ls, golf, etc. CONTACT US FOR COLOUR BROCHURE. SPLENDOUR TOURS: TEL/FAX (012) 803 9360 aspects in 1 Provide a...

Title: The Portrayal of Comrade Q as a Minor Character in "Small Things" and its Connection to History, Transition, Inequality, and Class Introduction: In Nthikeng Mohlele's novel "Small Things," Comrade Q, despite being a minor character, plays a significant role in exploring the themes of history and transition in post-Apartheid South Africa. This essay will delve into Comrade Q's portrayal as a minor character and how it reinforces the theme of history and transition. Additionally, it ...

In this assignment I was supposed to analyze a text and then continue to write an essay based on that text. The essay was focused on the purpose of the text, the intended audience, the type of text it was and the key language features. It is a well written assignment and I obtained a distinction on this assignment.

The poem "Da Same" is a reflection on the ways that the brutal segregation of this regime can only be understood as disgusting and absurd. The poem repeatedly emphasizes the sameness of humans in the face of policies that claim to enforce differences. The poem has a pleading but also mildly threatening tone. While the body of the poem is mostly repetitions on the theme of sameness, the closing repetition is a reminder that we all bleed the same. The final line tells white South Africans that t...

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