V. Transform the sentences using the modal verb MAY and
translate them into Russian:
(в значении предположения соттенком неуверенности =
«ВОЗМОЖНО, МОЖЕТ БЫТЬ»)
MODEL:
1) Perhaps the hotel manager is at the reception desk now. -
The hotel manager may be at the reception desk now.
Возможно, менеджер гостиницы сейчас за стойкой
службы приема.
2) Perhaps he will be back soon. -
He may be back soon.
Возможно, он скоро вернется.
1. Perhaps the maitre d'hotel is in the dining-room.
2. Perhaps the receptionist will take the message.
3. Perhaps the guest doesn't want to leave the key with the concierge.
4. Perhaps my fellow-students will not choose «Hospitality Man-
agement» аs thеir major.
5. Perhaps the hostess will greet the new guests at the entrance.
6. Perhaps you know our managing director.
7. Perhaps the guests will like our food and beverages.
8. Perhaps the concierge will help you with the theatre tickets.
9. Perhaps the wine steward is busy at the moment.
10. Perhaps this guest will leave a complaint or perhaps he will not.
11. Perhaps this gentleman is the hotelier or perhaps he is not.
12. Perhaps I will mail the package or I will not.
13. Perhaps the young lady is our escort.
14. Perhaps she will know where to check in.​

4) Easter, Maslenitsa, New Year, Christmas, International Women's Day, Defender of the Fatherland Day, Victory Day, Spring and Labor Day, National Unity Day

5) My favourite holiday is New Year. For me, this is the most magical holiday of all. On this day, my family and I get together at the table, watch Soviet New Year movies. Most of all I love the New Year because we are decorating a Christmas tree for this day. I love this holiday most of all because it is the most comfortable and family-friendly.

1. It hasn't snowed this week.

2. Did you see the news on television last night?

3. Mike left school in 1999.

4. I don’t know where my brother is. Have you seen him?

5. “Where is your key?” – “I don’t know. I've lost it.”

6. We visited the local museum the other day.

7. Ann is on holiday. She has gone to France.  

8. When did the last train leave?

9. “Would you like something to eat?” – “No, thanks. I've just had lunch.”

10. Was the weather good when you were on holiday?

11. We haven’t seen each other for a long time.  

12. It’s the most interesting book I have ever read.  

13. He has drunk too much coffee today.  

14. What did you do at the weekend?

15. John is hungry. He hasn’t eaten anything since breakfast.  

16. She didn’t go to the library three days ago.  

17. How long have you known Bill?

18. Olga always wanted to visit Great Britain.

19. Have you heard from Jack recently?

20. Mark Twain lived in the state of Missouri.