We have 'met' the Queen, but she is not the only well-known Royal member in the United kingdom, or 'Royal', as
people call them in a more informal way.
In the following video we will meet some of her most direct family members. Do you think that you will you recognise
them on TV after having watched this? Eyes and ears open wide now!!
Watch the video once again and complete the sentences with the correct words.
Tip: Read all the options before choosing one.
So far, the name of Prince Charles, Prince William, Prince Harry, Kate Middleton, etc. will ring you a bell. However,
Queen Elisabeth has got 3 other children - apart from Charles - and more grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Would you dare to complete the following royal family tree with the missing names? Not the whole family is
portrayed here, just the most notorious and some pictures have been provided to help you.
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In your query, use the Google search engine and write the kinship relationship with the queen to find the answers
that correspond to the indicated numbers (for example, 'Queen Elisabeth's husband, sons, daughters,
grandchildren', etc.) and the correct match with the pictures. Write Prince, Princess, Duchess etc. before the name
when it applies (Number 1, Prince Philip, has already been written as an example).
Note that the family members with a cross (†) on the picture passed away, they are not alive. Then, a broken heart
(💔) in the middle of a couple indicates that they got divorced.
This task will give you a complete view of the Queen's family and the relationships among them all. At the same time
we will review or expand your family vocabulary. Off we go!
Write all your answers, as indicated here below, in your notebook:
In the second part of this task we will discover that all these Royals are sometimes addressed by their titles of
Nobility. Try to guess 'who is who' following the same research procedure as before.
You may be wondering what is the difference between the titles of Prince, Duke, Count, Earl, etc. This is somewhat
complicated but keep in mind that 'Duke and Duchess' are the highest titles of them all, after prince and princess,
and when a prince is married he usually gets the title of 'Duke' (think of princes William and Harry).
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