I don't know to what point native English speakers are conscious of why "If I *were* you" is used over "If I was you", which seems to be the grammatically correct form. I still know that many people say "If I was you" as an analogy of the form of the verb to be used after I. 1/13

Ic neom wer! Ic neom wif! Ic eom ne-twæmed, minan forenaman sind hie/him. Ond þinan?

I was practising my Old English writing and ended up thinking about how to adapt the term "non-binary"🟡⚪️🟣⚫️. Probably someone has thought about this before and arrived at a better proposal. 1/6

Some things never change!

A 4,000 year-old Egyptian writing board with the student’s spelling mistakes corrected in red ink by the teacher! 😂

📷 The Met www.metmuseum.org/art/collecti...

#Archaeology

On March 21st, I'll be at Oslo University talking about Beowulf stuff at the Oslo Student Conference