Choose the correct conjunction Some of my friends have found the work (after – while – before) others are still unemployed.
I agree with the idea, (since – although – before) I don’t think it’s quite practical.
You should brush your teeth (after – before – while) have finished your meal.
Let’s go home (after – before – while) it starts raining.
The storm started (after – before – while) the kids were playing in the yard.
Give this book to Sam (since – when – until) you see him.
He has ridden a horse (since – when – until) he was a little boy.
The first jeans were designed for workers, (since – although – before) today they are worn all over the world.
The sun is quite warm today, (after – while – before) the air is still chilly.
(Unless – When – While) they help me, I won’t be able to finish the report on time.

The happiest day in my life was, when I was presented with a puppy. I named him Charlie. He was so ridiculous and amusing. When he tried to run for me, he waddled in a funny way. Now he has grown up and become so nice, in spite of the fact that he is an ordinary mongrel.

He has smooth brown wool, short tail and funny ears. I like to go for a walk with him. When we walk, I teach Charlie to do different commands: give a paw, count and dance. He does it with pleasure. And besides I want him to teach to carry my schoolbag!

He is very friendly. He never offends anybody. He eats even from one bawl with our kittens.

Recently I was ill and my mother said that Charlie was so unhappy! Sometimes he didn`t want to eat.

I love my true friend!

1) I buy milk every day.
    I don't buy milk every day.
    Do you buy milk every day?
    Who buy milk every day?
    When do you buy milk?
    What do you buy every day?
    You buy milk every day, don't you?
    You don't buy milk every day, do you? 
     Do You buy milk or lemonade every day?
2)  She always has a lot of work to do.
     She doesn't always has a lot of work to do.
     Who always has a lot of work to do?
     How much work does she has  to do?
     She always has a lot of work to do, doesn't she?
     She doesn't always has a lot of work to do, does she?
     Does She always or often has a lot of work to do?
3) I read a newspaper yesterday. 
    I didn't read a newspaper yesterday. 
    Did you read a newspaper yesterday?
    Who read a newspaper yesterday?
    When did you read a newspaper?
    What did you read yesterday?
     You read a newspaper yesterday, did you?
     You didn't read a newspaper yesterday, did you?
     Did you read a book or a nespaper?
4. Mercury is the planet closest to the Sun.
    Mercury isn't the planet closest to the Sun.
    What is the planet closest to the Sun?
    Mercury is the planet closest to the Sun, isn't it?
    Mercury isn't the planet closest to the Sun, is it?
    Is Mercury or The Earth closest to the Sun?