Question

ПОМОГИТЕ СРОЧНО 55 баллов! After the building came under his control in 1820 he commissioned his favourite architect, John Nash, to __________________ it on a more magnificent scale. BUILD Despite costly alterations, which reached around half a million pounds, the palace wasn't occupied until Victoria became Queen in 1837 and made it the _______________ royal residence in London. OFFICE The palace has 775 rooms, of which 19 are State Rooms. But only two sections of the palace are ___________________ open to the public: the Royal Mews which contain royal vehicles from coaches and Rolls-Royces to horses, and the Queen's Gallery, which displays paintings from the priceless Royal Collection. REGULAR

Answer 1

1)building
2)residence
3)standimg

Answer 2

The History of Buckingham Palace

In 1820, after the building came under his control, King George IV commissioned his favorite architect, John Nash, to rebuild it on a more magnificent scale. Despite costly alterations, which reached around half a million pounds, the palace wasn't occupied until Victoria became Queen in 1837 and made it the principal royal residence in London. The palace has 775 rooms, of which 19 are State Rooms. However, only two sections of the palace are regularly open to the public: the Royal Mews, which contain royal vehicles from coaches and Rolls-Royces to horses, and the Queen's Gallery, which displays paintings from the priceless Royal Collection .

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Answer 3

After the building came under his control in 1820, King George IV commissioned his favorite architect, John Nash, to expand and remodel it on a more magnificent scale [[1]]. Despite costly alterations, which reached around half a million pounds, the palace wasn't occupied until Queen Victoria became Queen in 1837 and made it the official royal residence in London [[1]]. The palace has 775 rooms, of which 19 are State Rooms. However, only two sections of the palace are open to the public: the Royal Mews, which contain royal vehicles from coaches and Rolls-Royces to horses, and the Queen's Gallery, which displays paintings from the priceless Royal Collection [[1]].