Poetry notes - Study guides, Study notes & Summaries

- An entire summary of terminology is supplied - An entire English translation of the poem is supplied - Each line has an in depth analysation found from different teachers/tutors - Notes have been checked by an IEB teacher - The general ideas of the poem are supplied (The theme/structure etc..) - An entire vocabulary list need for the poem and analysis is supplied - Received over 80% for prelims, and over 90% for the poetry section. These notes are a lifesaver!

This Afrikaans First Additional Language Study guide and exam revision book has the following content: 12 x IEB gedigte for Grade 11 and Grade 12 of 2023 Individual Poetry Notes Individual poem revision questions Individual poem memo Taal rules revision section with memorandum

This document includes elements such as the title, structure, tone, mood ,stanzas analysis,sammary table a detailed line-by-line examination, and concludes with a section containing questions and corresponding answers.

An in-depth line-by-line (and further!!) analysis of The Discardment by Alan Platon. These notes helped me get 96% for English in my matric finals and I have no doubt that they'll help you too. Your money will go to the Restory Foundation and contribute towards empowering the marginalized, especially orphans and vulnerable children and youth, to be courageous agents of change. (I encourage you to go and check them out)

This document includes elements such as the title, structure, tone, mood analysis, a detailed line-by-line examination, and concludes with a section containing questions and corresponding answers.

The notes above provide an in depth summary of the English Home Language Syllabus required by the IEB. This summary is one without the Matric Poetry and is extracted from the English Handbook and Study guide. These notes have been used in the completion of the Final Matric Exams with confidence and ease.

English poetry notes including but not limited to Rhyme scheme, sonnets, poetic terminology and how to understand the structure and context of a poem.