Download Grade 9 English First Additional Language past papers and memos
Newest first. The memo sits on the same row as the paper it belongs to, so you do not have to go looking for it. Last updated .
2024
May/June 2024Term 2
Grade 9 May/June 2024, all subjects- Question paperGauteng
2023
November 2023Term 4
- Question paperGauteng
May/June 2023Term 2
- Question paperGauteng
2022
May/June 2022Term 2
- Question paperGauteng
2021
November 2021Term 4
- Question paperGauteng
2019
- Question paperGauteng
- Paper 2Eastern Cape
- Paper 3Eastern Cape
May/June 2019Term 2
- Question paperGauteng
2018
- Paper 2Eastern Cape
- Paper 2Gauteng
- Paper 3Eastern Cape
May/June 2018Term 2
- Question paperGauteng
2017
- Question paperGauteng
- Paper 2Eastern Cape
- Paper 3Eastern Cape
May/June 2017Term 2
- Question paperGauteng
2016
- Question paperGauteng
- Paper 2Eastern Cape
- Paper 3Eastern Cape
May/June 2016Term 2
- Question paperGauteng
2015
November 2015Term 4
- Question paperGauteng
2014
November 2014Term 4
- Paper 2Eastern Cape
- Paper 3Eastern Cape
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Grade 9 English First Additional Language past paper questions
Where can I download Grade 9 English First Additional Language past papers and memos?
On this page. There are 24 Grade 9 English First Additional Language past papers here, from 2014 to 2024, and they come with their memos. Some people call them exam papers or previous question papers. They are the same thing. Every one is a free PDF and none of them ask you to sign up.
Do the papers come with memos?
Yes. The memo, which is the marking guideline the examiners use, sits on the same row as the paper it belongs to, so you download the two together rather than hunting for them separately.
Which provinces are these English First Additional Language papers from?
The Eastern Cape and Gauteng. Every paper here was set by an education department. Some departments put their papers online, and we take those from the department. Others do not, so we find their papers elsewhere and check each one against its cover before we add it. If you cannot find your province, a national paper is set to the same CAPS curriculum and is just as good to practise on.
Which term are these English First Additional Language papers from?
Every term the department published one for. Term 4 is the November exams, Term 2 is the May/June exams. Each paper in the list is labelled both ways, so it does not matter whether your school talks in terms or in months.
Are these IEB papers?
No. These are NSC papers, set by the Department of Basic Education and the provinces for the government curriculum, CAPS. If you are at an IEB school the content overlaps a great deal, but the papers are set separately and are not on this page.
Which paper should I start with?
The newest one. Start with 2024 and work backwards. The examiners who set the most recent papers are the ones setting yours, and how they word a question matters as much as what it is about.
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