Wednesday 5 November 2014

The British Royal Family

Do you ever read about The British Royal family in the magazines?
What do you know about them?
Who's who?

Below you have their family tree. Have a look at it.


Now, tell me...

Who's.....

  • Peter Phillips?
  • Prince Andrew Duke of York?
  • Lady Louise?
  • Catherine Duchess of Cambridge?
  • Prince Georgge?

Go to the official website of The British Monarchy to find out more information about the British Royal Family. Read the information about the Duchess of Cambridge and answer the following questions:




1. When was she born?
2. Where did she move when she was two?
3. What sports did she practise at school?
4. Which university did she go to?
5. Where did she meet the Duke of Cambridge?
6. When did they marry?
7. What is her child's name?



Do you want to know more? Browse the website The British Monarchy.

4 comments:

  1. --Peter Phillips is Princess Anna´s son!.
    --Duke of York is Sarah´s father.
    --Lady Louise is Prince Phillips Duke of Edimbugh´s granddaughter.
    --Catherine Duches of Cambridges is Prince William´s wife.
    --Prince George is the Prince Henry´s nephew.

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  2. -Prince Peter Phillips is Princes Anne's son
    -Andrew Duke of York is Queen Elizabeth II 's son
    Lady Louise is Prince Edward and Sophie Countes's daughter
    Catherine Ductress of Cambridge is Prince William's Wife
    Prince Goerge is Prince William and Catherine duchess 's son

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  3. Peter Phillis is Princess Anna's son
    Prince Andrew Duque de York is Sara's husband
    Lady Louise is Prince Eduard and Sophie's daughter
    Catherine Duchesse of Cambridge is Prince Charles' daughter in law
    Prince George is Prince Henry's nephew

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  4. Peter Phillips is the Princess Anna’s son.
    Prince Andrew Duke of York is the third son of the Queen Elizabeth and Prince Phillip Duke of Edinburg.
    Lady Louise Prince Edward and Sophie's daughter.
    Catherine Duchesse of Cambridge is Prince Wilson's wife.

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