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1.Make up Reported Questions.
1.Father said to his son “Why were you absent yesterday?”
2.Mother said to her daughter “How many lessons will you have?”
3.The policeman said to the old lady “Whom did they meet yesterday?”
4. “I never get up early on Sunday” she said.
5. “We often meet friends in London at the weekend”.
2Complete the second conditional sentences with the correct form of the verbs.
1)If I —-(be) the President of USA, I —-(stop) the death penalty.
2)If my sister —-(have) a car, she —-(learn) to drive.
3)I —-(not be) happy if I —-(be) famous.
4)If Peter —-(buy) a laptop, he —-(take) it with him all the time.
5)He —-(become) a police officer if he —-(be) taller.
3.Complete the first conditional sentences with the correct form of the verbs.
1)I —-(stay) at home if it —-(rain) this afternoon.
2)What —-(happen) if you —-(not go) to work tomorrow?
3)If you —-(not put) sugar in your coffee, it —-(not taste) nice.
4)If I —-(go) to the supermarket later, I —-(buy) some tomatoes.
5)Peter —-(get) wet if he---(not take) an umbrella.
4.Read the text and ask three questions

There are numerous health benefits of owning a pet. The lowered blood pressure of a dog owner, for example, can be explained by the increased exercise taken on a daily basis. Going for a walk with your pet can also facilitate your social interaction, which can improve mood and reduce stress levels. If you live alone, pets can help overcome loneliness and encourage the feeling of responsibility for another being. Pets can also teach people with learning difficulties to communicate with the outside world. That is the miracle of pet ownership.
There is the inevitable downside to pet ownership. The death of a pet can lead to the same, or similar feelings of loss that we experience when we lose a human member of our family.