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Myths of Egypt

At last, the stories of the country the gang lives in: Isis and Osiris, Horus and Set, the sun’s night journey, a scholar-prince and a forbidden book, a master thief from Herodotus, and a famine at Elephantine. Each has a lesson with practice exercises and a “What we know today” note, and a gamebook.

B1–C1 · 6 lessons and gamebooks · 📱 Phones · All language games

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Part 1 B1 · PREMIUM

Isis and Osiris

Grammar: Relative clauses

A murdered king, a coffin that floated to Byblos, and a queen who searched the world.

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Part 2 B1+ · PREMIUM

Horus and Set

Grammar: Time clauses

Eighty years in court, a boat of plaster, and a throne won by law.

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Part 3 B1 · PREMIUM

The Night Journey of Ra

Grammar: Prepositions of place and movement

The sun’s boat through the twelve hours of the night, and the serpent Apophis.

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Part 4 B2 · PREMIUM

Setne and the Book of Thoth

Grammar: Wishes and regrets

A scholar-prince, a tomb full of ghosts, and the most dangerous book in the world.

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Part 5 B2 · PREMIUM

The Treasure of Rhampsinitus

Grammar: Indirect questions

From Herodotus: a loose stone, a clever thief, and a king who wants to know who he is.

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Part 6 C1 · PREMIUM

Khnum and the Seven Lean Years

Grammar: The future in the past

A seven-year famine, a dream at Elephantine, and a story very like Joseph’s.

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