Shakespeare ieb Study guides, Study notes & Summaries

Line by Line in-depth analysis of the IEB prescribed poem 'No longer mourn for me when I am dead' by Shakespeare. Colour-coded and extremely easy to follow to make your studying easier. The summary also includes an overview of the poem's biographical information, main message, tone, structure, and figurative language.

This document contains the essential list of The Tempest quotes essential for essay writing including specific quotes used to describe individual characters.

This is an in-depth scene by scene analysis and summary of each scene in Shakespeare's "The Tempest". I highlight the storyline the significance of characters, their relationships and their actions. I have also included quotes that are vital to each scene and explain them in the context of the scene. These notes are a life saver if you need to study fast for an upcoming essay or test, These notes are handwritten on an iPad. Extreme effort went into making these notes, I thoroughly believe th...

An in-depth line-by-line analysis of IEB prescribed poem Sonnet 71: "No longer mourn for me when I am dead" by William Shakespeare. Specific notes on the structure of the poem, tone, and rhythm.

Summaries and class notes on Othello. Useful for writing literature essays.

Contains quotes essential to write a lit essay on Macbeth

This document includes a short quick summary of The Handmaids Tale and The Tempest quotes and themes. This is very summarized and useful for writing essays for English Paper 2. These helped me alot when writing my essays and easy to quotes to remember and keep in mind.

Essay discussing the power dynamics that manifests themselves within The Tempest by William Shakespeare.

All the quotes you need to tackle 'The Tempest' in English Home Language Paper 2. 100+ quotations theme by theme for each act compiled by a 91% average English student.

This document provides a detailed summary and analysis of Shakespeare's 'The Tempest'. This summary focuses on Act 1, scenes one and two. The summary offers all necessary information with regard to the plot, characters, themes, key events and quotes throughout Act 1, scenes one and two.