Task 2. Write the sentences using may, might, may not, might not. 1. Perhaps I go to the cinema. -I...
2. Perhaps Ann will be late.
3. Perhaps we will read a new novel.
4. Perhaps they will not come.
5. Perhaps it will snow today,
6. Perhaps I will not go out tonight.​

Do you a vegetarian? – No, I don't. 2 My father is a cook. 3 They are at the restaurant. 4
Where is the apples? – They are on the table.

There are plates on the table.
There are apples on the plate.
There are men in the restaurant hall.
There are pies for lunch.

There isn't a plate on the table.
There isn't an apple on the plate.
There isn't a man in the restaurant hall.
There isn't a pie for lunch.

Is there a plate on the table?
Is there an apple on the plate.
Is there a man in the restaurant hall.
Is there a pie for lunch.

It is eight o’clock. The children go to school by car every day, but today, they are going on foot.
It is ten o’clock. Mrs Brown usually stays at home in the morning, but this morning she is going to the shops.
Now I'm combing my hair.

Mary: What do you feel like doing tonight?

Sandra: How about going to the cinema?

Mary: Brilliant idea! I haven’t been to the cinema for ages.

Sandra: That sounds good! I hope they still show „Finding Nemo“.

Mary: Oh, how can you watch it? It‘s about fish!

Sandra: Are you serious? It‘s the funniest cartoon in the world! And it teaches a lot! Come on, let‘s go!

Mary: How about „W&E“? It‘s nice and the seats are really comfortable. By the way they sell the tastiest popcorn!

Sandra: Shall we go to the “Pushkin”?

Mary: „Puschkin“? Are you joking? It‘s the most expensive cinemja in the Moscow!

Sandra: No, it isn’t. There are cinemas much more expensive than „Pushkin“.