Read and transform these sentences according to the Sequence of Tenses. 1. You have to know more about yourself as it will be easier to match your skills and interests with the ones a job requires. The author said (that) you … .
2. You have to find information about different careers, discover what jobs are available and which one suits you best. The author said (that) you … .
3. You have to learn about changes that are expected to occur in the job market and occupations that will be greatly needed. The author said (that) you …
4. You have to investigate your own strengths and weaknesses, interests and aptitudes, attitudes and values and to relate these to the requirements of different occupations. The author said (that) you … .

1. with staring eyes/ bug-eyed/with bulging eyes 
2. a wonderful / an amazing storyteller 
3. charm 
4. a funny adventure 
5. a cosy/comfortable house 
6. the contents of the book 
7. a short speech 
8. an impressive/spectacular  landscape (scenery) 
9. to have the job done / to cope with one's work 
10. the latest edition / the most recent edition 
11. an observant  boy   
12. an active  /movable  /agile teenager   
13. kneeling; on one's knees; in/on one's lap 
14. let me know  15. instead of the teacher 
16. to impress friends / to make an impression on one's friends   
17. to swallow books
18. a delightful librarian   
19. to be absorbed by the novel   
20. a dangerous adventure 
21. serious contents   
22. a tiny chatterbox/ a small or tiny talker   
23. since then/since that time/from that time on   
24. not to be ridiculous /(don't make me laugh - не смешите меня)   
25. to break the spell   
26. a rare edition of the book

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?