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Isizulu: Structure of Paper: Topic: People - Family - Places E.G Soweto 1. Reading Comprehension - Unseen Example
Isizulu: Structure of Paper: Topic: People - Family - Places E.G Soweto 1. Reading Comprehension - Unseen Example
Isizulu: Structure of Paper: Topic: People - Family - Places E.G Soweto 1. Reading Comprehension - Unseen Example
Structure of Paper:
Example
a. Scholars will not have access to the reading passage before the test.
b. Learn any vocabulary related to topics covered throughout the term
2. Visual text( EXAMPLE)
Use pictures to answer questions in isiZulu.
Or
3. Language conventions and structures
Noun classes-izigaba zamabizo (telling us where each noun belongs) these include
singular and plural words-ubunye nobuningi.
● ́ phahla lwéndlu "the roof of the house"
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● ámasôndo êbhási "the wheels of the bus"
● úkushísa kwoḿlilo "the heat of the fire"
2. Verbs- izenzo( what we do) eg: hamba-go, funda- read/study, hlala-sit, gijima-run, idla-
eat, gqoka- get dress/ dress up, thatha-take, khuluma- speak/talk etc.
1. Rewrite the sentences below by putting the correct capital letter where they need to
be.
a. thatha konke incwadi kathisha uyomnikeza.
b. itheku yindawo ethandwa yizivakashi ngoba zithanda ulwandle utukela.
c. mama bayakudinga ocingweni bathi kuyaphuthuma.
2. Write a sentence in isiZulu and use the following in it: usonhlamvukazi, ukhefana no nqi.
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d. Characteristics of a poem
e. Repetition- impindwa and imvumelwano
f. Similes
Impindwa (Refrain)
● It is where the whole line is repeated, similar to the chorus. It is usually the first line in
every stanza.
Imvumelwano (Rhyme):
● Repetition of sounds.
Ukuxhumana-Linking
● Refer to the repetition of the whole word(s).
● We find the link when words are the same on two or more consecutive lines.