Author: T.Titus
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I Will Wait by Bertha Msora Notes
I Will Wait by Bertha Msora Notes Relevance of Title The title of the play is aptly captured through the characters Rudo, Leo and Togara. Initially it is Togara who had promised his inlaws that he would wait for Rudo to come of age,to be ripe for marriage, after the demise of his wife.…
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ZIMSEC A Level Literature setbooks for November 2022 and June 2023
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A list of ZIMSEC A Level Literature setbooks for November 2022 and June 20203
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ZIMSEC Deadline for June Exams is approaching – Here is what you need to know
Don’t miss the June 2023 Zimbabwe School Examinations! Register before March 15th to secure your spot. Find out about the fees, requirements, and Continuous Assessment Learning Activities (CALA) inside.
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How to create a rainbow in a jar
How to create a rainbow in a jar
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How to use poetic devices to analyse poems
When analyzing a poem, it’s important to pay attention to the various poetic devices that the poet has used. These devices can be used to convey meaning, create imagery, and establish the poem’s tone and mood.
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The Ties That Bind by chidavaenzi Analysis
In this chapter the author deals with various issues that take us close to the title of the novel. The binding ties are revealed as poverty, HIV, underpayment of workers (plight of doctors )etc . However Chidavaenzi still manages to bring out traces of love and hope despite the ties
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Shona Dudziramutauro Q & A (200-2019)
SHONA DUDZIRAMUTAURO ADVANCED LEVEL QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
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A Critical Appreciation of “After Rain” by Edward Thomas
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Discover the beauty and deeper meanings in Edward Thomas’ “After Rain” with this critical appreciation. Explore the vivid imagery, symbolism, and themes in this poem that celebrates the power of nature to inspire wonder and reflection.
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(Deno) Ndakaziva haitungamiri
(Deno) Ndakaziva haitungamiri English Direct Translation Had I known I would not have done it. Variants Ndakaziva haana zano. Dai ndakaziva haabatsiri. Usayeuka bako waniwa.(Do not think of the cave after getting wet) Usapepuka dete gobvu rapinda. (Do not try to resolve small matters when big issues have come up.) Usayeuka bindu vamwe vakohwa. (Do…
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Did You Know It takes more than 80 muscles to say one word?
Yes, it is true that it takes more than 80 muscles to say one word. The exact number of muscles involved in speech varies depending on the word, but it is generally estimated to be around 70-80 muscles. The muscles involved in speech include the muscles of the larynx, the tongue, the lips, and the…
