Live English Quiz - #63 Royalty

👑 Did you miss our live English quiz? 🤴 As the UK gets ready to celebrate the Queen's Platinum Jubilee, King Rob brings you a quiz to test and teach you all about royal idioms, vocabulary, grammar points and more! 👑
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[myintmyintthan]

Hey Rob ! good to see you from Myanmar

[svetlanabekhtereva]

Thank you. It was fun. And useful, of course.

[taranumjahan]

When on Friday it starts as per Indian Standard Time

[folomba]

Hello, thanks for the video! Hello from Moscow!

[Rosehi]

How can me answer the qusitions with you life please???

[thinnwaikhine]

Hi, Rob thank you so much
I got knowledge about Jubilee

[Carlos-vqzj]

Hey Rob ! Great to see you, greetings from Chile 💪

[Neo-Reloaded]

I failed the last one. I was sure that "succeed" was used for accomplishing something, but words can have more than one meaning. But it was just a question. As the saying, what doesn't kill you makes you stronger.

[Neo-Reloaded]

Practice: if you don't crown your tooth, you will experience royal pain.

[Neo-Reloaded]

Let's level up our vocabulary: King or queen, Monarch. Anniversary, Jubilee. Heiress, first in line. High quality, fit for a king/queen. Small flag, bunting. You put a crown on your tooth, you crowned your tooth. Sharp pain, royal pain. He followed his father's career as editor, he succeeded his father as editor.

[Neo-Reloaded]

High-end quality is also used instead of fit for a queen.

[amico]

Keep the poor poor, they work harder for less. Viva Queen !

[englishlulu]

My problem is nobody to talk with in English 😢😕