4 Write second conditional questions with
the prompts.

1 we / share a bedroom / how often / we/ argue?

If we shared a bedroom, how often would we argue?

2 they / like /it/l/stop / speaking to them?

3 What / his parents / say / they / know?

4 you / can/ have a super power / what /it / be?

5 you / live in England / come home / often?

6 you/be /me / what / you / do?​

Here is no doubt that the lion is the king of beasts. View from the lion Royal, majestic. Huge hairy muzzle, impressive fangs, powerful legs, enduring body - all signs of this king who inspire to fear and respect for subordinates, the other animals.Anyone Lev right not looking, and all somewhere proudly into the distance. And roars so menacing, as none of the animals. Not the roar and thunder of heaven.The lion symbolizes strength, courage, and bravery. All myths and legends lion appears formidable and noble and most often wins even in the unequal fight. Leo deserves to be called the king of beasts, because he is the strongest, clever, strong.

His parents control his life. When he makes a new friend, they want him to bring him or her to their flat straightaway. If he wants to go to a party, they lecture him for days about how he should behave and when he should come home. Even if he promises to come home by nine, they still phone him every hour to check where he is. They embarrass him in front of his friends. When his phone rings, his friends know exactly who it is and call his a mommy's boy. What should he do? He doesn't want to disobey his parents, but maybe he should? How does he explain to his parents that he is fifteen, and they shouldn't treat him like a child?