Change the sentences according to the model. Model: A staff employee doesn't give orders.

A staff employee doesn't receive orders.

A staff employee neither gives, nor receives orders.

He isn't a comptroller. He isn't a sales manager.

The head of the credit department doesn't advise the President. The head of the credit department doesn't report to comptroller.

He doesn't want to hold a position of vice-president of marketing. He doesn't want to hold a position of general manager.

A credit department doesn't have direct authority over a line department. A personnel department doesn't have direct authority over a line department.

I don't want to talk with the boss. I don't want to talk with the comptroller.

She doesn't like to give orders. She doesn't like to receive orders.

Jacky doesn't want to attend annual meeting of shareholders. Susan doesn't want to attend annual meeting of shareholders too.

I woke up very early this morning because the phone rang – I hate waking by the phone! It was a wrong number. I was looking forward to staying in bed late as it is Saturday, but instead I started  thinking  about the trip. So I got up and started packing  my rucksack ready for going  hiking with some friends tomorrow.   Having a weak ankle means that I can't help feeling a bit anxious about it. I hate not being able to keep up with the others in the group. Walking is my favourite outdoor activity and I don't want to miss spending the day with my friends, so I suppose I'll just have to hope for the best.

1)We may go to the Volga

2)She may come tomorrow

3)I may buy this book in Moscow

4)She may send us a tekegram

5)They may forget to bring the newspaper

6)My brother may have forgotten to ring you up

7)She may have bought the tickets

8)He may have already done his homework

9)My sister may have already spoken to them

10)They may have gone abroad

11)Grandmother may be sleeping

12)The children may be playing at the river

13)They may be discussing the question at the moment

14)They may be having dinner at the moment

15)He may be lying on the grass and looking at the clouds now