Shakespeare ieb Study guides, Study notes & Summaries

The following document contains character descriptions as well as summarised notes regarding the various themes in the novel and over 40 quotes that can be easily integrated into your literature essays.

Detailed notes on Poetry in the English Home Language IEB syllabus Love’s Farewell (Sonnet 61) (Michael Drayton) To Althea, from Prison (Richard Lovelace) To the Night (Percy Bysshe Shelley) Ulysses (Alfred, Lord Tennyson) My Last Duchess (Robert Browning) Refugee Blues (WH Auden) The Cry of South Africa (Olive Schreiner) Penguin on the Beach (Ruth Miller) Touch (Hugh Lewin) Portrait of a Loaf of Bread (Mbuyiseni Oswald Mtshali) Lost or Found World (Mongane Wally Serote) I Have ...

Quick and simple literature essay notes and tips. Including 2 literature essay examples with essay questions on 'The Tempest' by William Shakespeare. Both Essays received above 95% average in IEB examinations.

This is a quote list of IEB requirements for The Tempest by William Shakespeare. It is divided by the characters. The quotes have also been contextualised.

These are essay plans that I've made to prepare for English Paper 2 (IEB). They cover a variety of themes that often make appearances in examinations or tests. I achieved 95% for English so these are definitely quality.

IEB English Home Language paper 2: The tempest by William Shakespeare - Quotes on play for easy use in essays

This paper focuses on the ability to make meaning of texts. Language and grammar questions will therefore be focused on the function of, and reasons for, using certain grammatical forms or language conventions across a range of texts. A variety of text formats will be used. This paper will include: 1. A comprehension passage of between 700 and 800 words in length, depending on the density of the passage. Texts may include contemporary work such as current newspaper articles, advertisement...

Ace your Tempest essay! With the right set of notes, you will smash any essay that comes your way. Bundle includes: Synopsis, characters, themes, analysis, and way too many quotes. The Tempest can be a tiresome read, especially in Shakespearean. When I was preparing for my IEB essays, I realised that there were no decent notes on The Tempest available anywhere! SO, my tutor and I set about compiling a thorough analysis of the entire play. These notes are for any IEB student who is looking fo...

This document contains a full analysis of the prescribed Matric IEB poem: No longer mourn for me when I am dead by William Shakespeare (sonnet 71). The poem has been broken down and analysed stanza by stanza and line by line to ensure it is fully understood by the reader.