World Myths

English Matters 46/2014 had an interesting article about Norse Myths. In it, the author explained a number of stories and traditions associated with the vikings. Today we'll take a look at some other ancient myths from around the world. Mayans Ixchel was one of the main gods in Mayan mythology. She took the form of an aged jaguar goddess of midwifery and medicine. She was called the “goddess of making children.” The traditional story was that, together with her spouse, she had thirteen sons, two of whom created heaven and earth. She was…Czytaj dalej …

Wordspector Flash game

Test your English with this fun game! Description: Step into the shoes of a genuine Word Detective in this arresting new word puzzler! Solve the Mystery Words with the help of colour coded clues. The less time you take, the more points you’ll make! As the game progresses, the words get longer and the time gets shorter. Can you deduce your way through all 15 levels and earn the coveted title of Word Sherlock? Will you be the one to beat on the International Master Detectives Hall of Fame? Either way, a splendid time…Czytaj dalej …
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Hello and welcome to the English Matters blog! Here we will be uploading articles which will supplement the material in English Matters magazine. But that is not all. Two or three times a week, we will also be including other information, media, and the occasional game to help you improve your English. If you would like to see something in particular on these web pages, do not hesitate to get in touch with us via this page. We'll do our best to please! ___ English Matters 46/2014 included an interesting story about Molecular…Czytaj dalej …