Aandeelhouer Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

An in depth analysis of all twelve poems in English and Afrikaans for easy understanding prescribed by the IEB. The reviews speak for themself.

In depth analysis of all 12 IEB afrikaans poems needed for matric 2022/2023.

A document on Afrikaans FAL Poetry 2022. This document includes the following poems: - ? (Vraagteken) - Taylor Swift - Sterrekyker - touloper - Staan Op! - Sondagaande - "Mamma" kan ek nie sê nie - Daarom - Aandeelhouer - klein geloof - Die wêreld het so klein geword - strelizia Each poem contains: - Aantekeninge - Neutedop opsomming - Bespreking en Ontleding - Samevatting - Tegniese Aspekte

Summary and notes of the poem needed for grade 12, Relative to IEB

Easy and quick-to-understand poem annotations for Grade 12 IEB Afrikaans FAL. All in one place!

Afrikaans gedig summary for Aandeelhouer which contains a line by line in depth analysis for IEB matric. It includes a comprehensive colour coded analysis, poetic devices, vocabulary, themes, tones and figures of speech

This document provides in depth annotations of the following poems: Touloper; Daarom; Staan Op!; Die wêreld het so klein geword; klein geloof; Aandeelhouer; Sterlitzia; ? "Vraagteken;" Taylor Swift; Sterrekykers; Sondagaande; "Mamma" kan ek nie sê nie.

Detailed notes on 5 IEB matric Afrikaans Gedigte -Touloper -Die wereld het so klein geword -Sterrekyker -Daarom -Aandeelhouer Disclaimer: I'm a first language English speaker so please contact me if there is a problem :)

Every poem is in this study guide with a line-by-line translation as well as in depth notes and analysis after every poem. These notes are based on class notes, multiple study guides and tutor sessions. I did extremely well in Afrikaans poetry due to these in depth notes which cover all prescribed IEB poems for 2021.

Comprehensive notes covering Aandeelhouer by Alta Marincowitz. A combination of information from the textbook, Touloper, as well as additional class and video notes. Written by a 90% < Afrikaans FAL Student