Read these sentences and rewrite them into the ones with 'may' or 'might' (into the correct form). Don’t forget about full stops.

1. Perhaps it will snow tomorrow. (might

2. Perhaps I will not go to work tomorrow. (might)

3. Perhaps they will go to Paris. (may)

The long history of isolation and remoteness from other continents has created a unique , in many ways, natural world  of New Zealand, featuring a large number of endemic plants and birds. About 1000 years ago, before the human beings’ settlements on the islands there were no mammals. The exceptions were the two species of bats, some whales, sea lions and fur seals . With the arrival of the first permanent inhabitants on these lands, the Polynesians, there appeared small rats and dogs. Later, the first European settlers brought pigs, cows, goats, mice and cats. The development of European settlement in the 19th century brought some new and new types of animals to New Zealand . Only in New Zealand, there were some traces of the giant flightless MOA birds, disappeared about 500 years ago, they were about 3.5 m high. Later, presumably only about 200 years ago, one of the largest known species of Eagles-Eagle Haasta was destroyed, which had a wingspan  up to 3 meters and its weight was up to 15 kg. Among the reptiles found in New Zealand, there were the hatteria  and the skink. The only representative of the Insectivores, imported to the country and went through adaptation was a  European Hedgehog. There are no snakes in New Zealand, and from the spiders a katipo is only poisonous. In fresh reservoirs of the country there are up to 29 species of fish, 8 of which are on the verge of extinction. There are up to 3000 species of fish and other marine creatures in coastal seas. There are nearly  40 species of ants in New Zealand.

My Favourite Writer (I. Turgenev)

I'm fond of reading. Usually I borrow books from the library, but I have a lot of them at home, too. I like to read books about famous people and detective stories. Literature means much in my life. It helps to form the character and to understand life better.

There are some names in Russian and Foreign literature that are very dear to me.

In Russian literature I highly appreciate Ivan Sergiyovych Turgenev. For me he is a real intellectual and aristocrat, a man of culture, devoted to literature, music and art. Though he lived abroad for a long time he didn't stop to be a Russian writer-for a moment. He created a number of national characters in his books. The image of Turgenev s woman, deeply feeling, faithful and tender is an ideal of a Russian woman for me. It doesn't lose its charm even today.