In this palace live the queen of England and her children.

Is this grammatically acceptable? If yes,why is the acceptable that the subject comes after the verb?

Thanks

Yes. It's called "inversion."

Capitalise the Queen of England as it's her special title.

It's not factually correct: her children don't live with her.

Rover

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Originally Posted by Rover_KE

Capitalise the Queen of England as it's her special title.

It's not factually correct: her children don't live with her.

Rover

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Though, to be fair, thirty years ago that would have been a perfectly feasible statement.