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 Title: Queen for almost 70 years – she DID or HAS DONE a lot?  ANGLAIS compréhensible / INGLES comprensible
Caption: AMELIORER votre anglais - MEJORAR su inglés - Ihr Englisch VERBESSERN
Present perfect or past simple, present perfect ou passé simple... je n'explique pas la différence mais vous allez mieux vous rendre compte en écoutant l'utilisation.

Queen Elizabeth II will be 95 on April 21st.  She has reigned for almost 70 years !  She is the longest serving British monarch.  In this video I talk about some of the things she has done and seen, some of the places she has been and some of the people she has met... and when she did, saw, went to and met them!

It’s a sad time for Her Majesty at the moment, having just lost her husband, Prince Philip.  But I believe she will continue looking to the future.

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Old Footage from ‘Footage Farm’, Public Domain unedited (YouTube)

The Queen in pink 2015 :Joel Rouse (Ministry of Defence), and nagualdesign, OGL 3 http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/doc/open-government-licence/version/3, via Wikimedia Commons

Queen and Prince Philip 1950 : Unknown authorUnknown author, CC BY 2.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Queen and Prince Philip 1992 :Bundesarchiv, Bild 199-1992-089-19A / CC-BY-SA, CC BY-SA 3.0 DE https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/de/deed.en, via Wikimedia Commons

Queen Diamond Jubilee tour : West Midlands Police from West Midlands, United Kingdom, CC BY-SA 2.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Queen’s Birthday 2018 : Ralph_PH, CC BY 2.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Prince Philip 1992 :Allan Warren, CC BY-SA 3.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0, via Wikimedia Commons

HMY Brittania : Ben Salter from Wales, CC BY 2.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Queen and Prince Philip, New Zealand 1954 : Archives New Zealand from New Zealand, CC BY-SA 2.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Queen and Prince Philip, 2012 :  Titanic Belfast, CC BY 2.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Princess Margaret : Eric Koch / Anefo, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons

RAF Vip Voyager Plane Vespina : Sgt 'Matty' Matthews RAF/© MoD Crown Copyright 2020, OGL v1.0 http://NationalArchives.gov.uk/doc/open-government-licence/version/1/, via Wikimedia Commons

Queen’s Helicopter : Mark Harkin, CC BY 2.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Buckingham Palace Aerial View : Photo:SAC Matthew 'Gerry' Gerrard RAF/© MoD Crown Copyright 2016, OGL v1.0 http://NationalArchives.gov.uk/doc/open-government-licence/version/1/, via Wikimedia Commons

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Description: Today I am in London.
But I am not in front of Buckingham Palace.
I am in front of Windsor Castle...
...because I wanted to&nbsp;
dedicate a video to the Queen,
because on the 21st of April it's her birthday!
The Queen was born in 1926,
so she has lived almost 95 years...
...that's a long time!
So I think she has done a lot,
and she has seen a lot in 95 years!
Hello I'm Rachel, welcome to smile English stories
where you can listen to English&nbsp;
in lots of different contexts.
If I speak too quickly, or too slowly,
you can change the speed in Youtube.
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II&nbsp;
has reigned for almost 70 years.
She became Queen in 1952, when&nbsp;
her father, King George VI died.
A lot of people in England are excited
because next year, 2022,
it will be her Platinum Jubilee (70 years)
and they are going to have four days off,
a long weekend, to celebrate in June.
The Queen has seen a lot of changes
and a lot of technological transformations
during her reign.
The Queen's coronation was in 1953...
(...isn't she beautiful?)
...and in the early 1950s television (TV)
was becoming popular,
and a lot of people rushed to the shops&nbsp;
to buy a television to watch&nbsp;
the coronation on the TV.
But not everybody had a television.
My mum remembers the coronation.
She was 11 at the time, and she says that
a lot of people got together in friends'&nbsp;
and families' houses to watch the coronation.
And the Queen has seen the change from travel
by ship (on a big boat) to travel by plane
because she travelled for a long time by ship.
She travelled on her Royal Yacht Britannia
from 1952-1997.
You can visit the Royal Yacht&nbsp;
Britannia today if you like.
It's in Edinburgh in Scotland.
But after 1997, she travelled&nbsp;
long distance by plane,
either British Airways or&nbsp;
the RAF the Royal Air Force.
And the Queen has seen other changes of course.
She has seen rockets going up into space
and she has seen (not&nbsp;
personally, but she has watched)&nbsp;
man landing on the moon for the first time
and of course in more recent times
she has seen computers arriving,
and the internet, and smartphones!
Did you know the Queen has a phone?
She even made her first Instagram post!
Of course the Queen has had a lot of opportunities
and she has done a lot of things in her life.
But what hasn't she done?
Well the Queen has never been to school
and she has never been to university,
but she has studied a lot at home
and she is a well-educated person.
"La reine n'a pas besoin d'apprendre l'anglais"&nbsp;
(the Queen doesn't need to learn English)
but she learned French
and apparently she can speak French very well,
and I think the Queen has never passed&nbsp;&nbsp;
her driving test
but she can drive!
She learnt to drive in 1944, 1945,
at the end of the War when she was just about 18
and she learned to repair like a mechanic!
"She knows how to change tyres and check motors.
She drives in convoys"
Apparently she still enjoys driving today.
She doesn't drive on public roads,
but she does drive on the land&nbsp;
around her country castles.
Apparently she likes driving fast too...
and she likes Land Rovers and Range Rovers...
and she once drove the Crown&nbsp;
Prince of Saudi Arabia around.
He was quite surprised that&nbsp;
she didn't have a chauffeur!
And the Queen has never had a passport.
She doesn't need a passport to travel,
because passports in England are made&nbsp;
in the name of Her Majesty the Queen,
but she's the only person who&nbsp;
doesn't need a British passport!
The Queen has reigned for almost 70 years,
but as a Queen, she doesn't&nbsp;
really have a lot of power,
and as the Queen of the United Kingdom&nbsp;
and the head of the Commonwealth,
she is supposed to stay politically neutral,
which she has done for the&nbsp;
last 70 years of her reign.
She could vote but to demonstrate she's neutral,
she has never voted in her life!
Of course the Queen has met a lot&nbsp;
of different people in her life,
both famous people and ordinary&nbsp;
people like you and me.
I have never met the Queen but apparently&nbsp;
it's very easy to talk to the Queen.
She meets the British Prime Minister once a week
so she has met a lot of Prime Ministers.
Her first Prime Minister was Sir Winston Churchill
who of course you have heard of,
but she has met most of the American Presidents
in her life too.
She has met all the American&nbsp;
Presidents during her reign&nbsp;
except President Johnson
because she was pregnant at the&nbsp;
time with her youngest son, Edward.
I read Michelle Obama Obama's&nbsp;
book "Becoming" last year,
and I remember Michelle Obama Obama&nbsp;
saying when she met the Queen,
she put her arm round the Queen
(which you just DON'T do!)
but the Queen put her arm&nbsp;
around Michelle Obama in return.
Apparently they were exchanging stories
about having sore feet, hurting feet
because of their heels on their shoes ("Oh well!")
You probably know that I enjoyed&nbsp;
traveling in India a long time ago.
That's probably why one of my&nbsp;
favorite pictures of the Queen
is when she met Mother&nbsp;
Teresa in New Delhi in 1983.
BTW (by the way) the Queen has a&nbsp;
lot of pairs of shoes of course
but she doesn't walk in the&nbsp;
shoes to make them comfortable,
but she doesn't walk in the&nbsp;
shoes to make them comfortable,
she doesn't break them in,
she has a special person who walks&nbsp;
in her shoes to break her shoes in!
You might know, you probably know,
that the Queen has loved animals all her life too.
She's very famous for her Corgis.
She has had 30 Corgis so far in her life.
The first one's name was Susan,
and she got Susan when she was only 18.
And then a few years later&nbsp;
the Queen invented a new dog.
Her sister Margaret and the Queen bred a new dog
when they mixed the Queen's&nbsp;
Corgi with her sister's Daschund,
and they called it a Dorgi.
So now the Queen has Corgis and Dorgis!
The Queen is also a passionate horserider
and apparently she still rides horses,
But she breeds horses too.
She breeds horses for horse racing.
And the Queen's horses have won a lot of trophies!
And of course the Queen is&nbsp;
famous for her posh hats.
Not like my hat!
The Queen has hats of every colour of the rainbow
to go with her very bright suits.
The Queen has had more than&nbsp;
a thousand hats in her life!
Some years, her hat maker or milliner,
made 40 to 50 hats in one year for the Queen!
And her hats always go with her suits,
they always go together,
they always match each other.
But where has the Queen been in&nbsp;
all these beautiful bright suits?
(They're by the way so you can see&nbsp;
her in a crowd, very important!)
Well the Queen has travelled to&nbsp;
more than a hundred countries.
The last country she travelled to was Malta,
and when she came back from Malta,
she decided she wasn't going&nbsp;
to go on a plane anymore...
...and that was back in 2015.
The Queen has been to Canada the most.
She first went in 1951
and she last went in two thousand&nbsp;
and ten (2010) (twenty ten).
I don't know why she likes Canada so much.
It IS one of the Commonwealth countries.
Perhaps she just likes maple syrup?!?
Of course the Queen was accompanied
on most of her trips,
on most of her visits
by Prince Philip her husband
who sadly died this week.
So I hope all those good memories
will help the Queen to stay positive,
to remain positive,
to continue to be of good humour
as everybody says she has always been!
So next week we are going to go to two countries
from the British Commonwealth.
Perhaps the countries which are the&nbsp;
furthest from the United Kingdom.
We're going to go to Australia
and to New Zealand...
...but for a new recipe!
So come back next week!
Take care... goodbye!