Today (December 28, 2019; note the date) two of my English classes -- using two different textbooks by two different publishers based in two different countries -- both happened to feature exercises in which the students had to practice (two different) grammar points by making sentences about Tutankhamen.
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| Let King Tut teach you about personal pronouns and possessives . . . |
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| . . . and past passive sentences, too! |
(Notice also, as a subsidiary coincidence, the prominence of the numerals 3 and 4 on the two pages.)
In other news,
Egypt Today reports:
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| "Largest coffee cup mosaic of King Tut's mask" -- a competitive field! |
