They usually to the seasidein summer. a) go b) are going c) went The childen .. the excursion lasy sunday. a) enjoy b) enjoys c) enjoed Look! The children ... in the lake.a) swim b) are swimming c) swam

1. I don’t visit my parents very often.

Do I very often visit my parents?

2. They don’t live in Great Britain.

Do they live in Great Britain?

3. He doesn’t go to school by bus.

Does he go to school by bus?

4. She doesn’t live in this house.

Does she live in this house?

5. He doesn’t want to be a doctor.

Does he want to be a doctor?

6. They don’t play tennis every Sunday.

Do they play tennis every Sunday?

7. We don’t work every day.

Do we work every day?

8. My sister doesn’t go to bed at nine.

Does my sister go to bed at nine?

9. Usually I haven’t dinner very late.

Do I usually have dinner very late?

10. My brother doesn’t watch TV every evening.

Does my brother watch TV every evening?

11. She doesn’t like classical music.

Does she like classical music?

12. We don’t go to the theatre once a month.

Do we go to the theatre once a month?

Margaret Thatcher was the longest Prime Minister of the 20th century. Her style and her views appealed to many British people who had lost confidence in the welfare state and in the direction the nation had taken. In some ways she was the first genuine leader the nation had since the time of Churchill. Margaret Thatcher began her career in politics, when she became a Conservative Member of Parliament. in 1979 she was elected as Britain's first woman Prime Minister.From the start, her autocratic style earned her the nickname of "The Iron Lady". Her abrasive manner has attracted some criticism. During the Falklands War of 1982, however, Margaret Thatcher's militant patriotism found her many supporters, and she became something of a popular hero-figure, much as Winston Churchill had been in the Second World War.Margaret Thatcher was re-elected Prime Minister in the general elections of 1983 and 1987.