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?
Along with all the people, she experienced one of the most difficult historical periods, the process of decolonization that marked the final collapse of the British Empire and its transformation into the Commonwealth of Nations. This period also included many other events, such as prolonged ethno-political conflict in Northern Ireland, the Falklands war, war in Iraq and Afghanistan. Ascended the throne on 6 February 1952 at the age of twenty-five years after the death of his father, king George VI.
Throughout his reign, the Queen repeatedly criticized not only by the supporters of the abolition of the monarchy, but also various British media, as well as a simple public. Nevertheless Elizabeth II was able to maintain the prestige of the British monarchy and its popularity in Britain is at its height. (здесь желательно проверить орфографию и конструкцию предложений слов 140-150)
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?
Throughout his reign, the Queen repeatedly criticized not only by the supporters of the abolition of the monarchy, but also various British media, as well as a simple public. Nevertheless Elizabeth II was able to maintain the prestige of the British monarchy and its popularity in Britain is at its height. (здесь желательно проверить орфографию и конструкцию предложений слов 140-150)