Fill in: who, which or whose. 1. The man lives next door is an actor.
2. Where's the book was on my desk?
3. I know a lot of people like science fiction films.
4. We met a man wife is a film director.
5. Mr Smith, daughter knows you, lives next to us.
6. There's a shop near my house sells second-hand books.​

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?
    

1 Cactuses grow in South America.

Do cactuses grow in South America?

Where do cactuses grow ?

Do cactuses grow in South America or Canada?

Cactuses grow in South America, don't they?

2. The Smiths have three children in their family.

Do the Smiths have three children in their family?

How many children do the Smiths have in their family?

Do the Smiths have three children or only two in their family?

The Smiths have three children in their family, don't they?

3. They  listen to the latest news.

Do they  listen to the latest news?

What do they  listen to?

Do they  listen to the latest news or radio?

They  listen to the latest news, don't they?

4. I got up at half past six on Tuesday

Did I get up at half past six on Tuesday?

When did I get up on Tuesday?

Did I get up at half past six or at seven o'clock on Tuesday?

I got up at half past six on Tuesday, didn't I?