Necessity +/-
A: Sarah, why are you leaving the meeting so soon?
B: I'm really sorry, but I _________ run to my next meeting.
have to OR must
You ________ bring some magazines or do some work on your laptop.
(possibility)
could
B: Must/should we rent some chairs and an umbrella?
could, should
I want you to take the trash out. Could (take)...
you take the trash out, please?
Maria should not drives so fast.
Maria should not drive so fast.
I can hang out a little longer, I ________ do anything else later.
don't have to
You ___________ bring your passport with you!
(warning)
had better
A: What do you want to do tonight?
B: Let's/ Why don't eat at a fancy restaurant? There's a new Spanish place that just opened up nearby.
A: Sounds great! If I meet you there, may/would you drive me home?
let's, would
I want to have another slice of pizza. May (have) ...
I have another slice of pizza?
I must to help my brothers move their furniture, so I can't come to your baseball game.
I have to/ must help my brothers move their furniture, so I can't come to your baseball game.
This interview is very important if you want to get the job. There _______ be any mistakes.
must not be
You ______ arrive to your destination ahead of schedule.
(possibility)
could
A: I had better/could get home soon; it looks like it's about to rain!
B: I can give you a ride home, I just could/have to make room in my car.
had better, have to
I want some Mexican food. Would you mind (get)...
getting me some Mexican food.
When does Carla had to be at her appointment?
When does Carla have to be at her appointment.
Our dinner reservation is in an hour and a half, so we _______ start getting ready now!
have to
You ________ bring some snacks for the plane and wear comfy clothes.
(advice)
should
A: Have you been to Mojo Records? They buy used books and records.
B: I should/must not bring some of my old books there! Why don't/ Let's we go together?
should, why don't
I want you to tell me where you hid the candy. Would (tell)...
you tell me where you hid the candy?
Would you mind if I calling my mom really quick?
Would you mind if I call my mom really quick?
A: Hey, Cam, I'm going to be a little late today. I _______ see my doctor.
B: Oh, no! Are you ok?
A: Yeah, I just ___________ have my yearly exam.
have to OR must, have to
You ________ be considerate of other travelers and wear a mask if you're feeling sick.
(responsibility)
ought to OR should
A: Would/ May you help me zip up my dress?
B: Sure!
A: Be careful, you have to/ ought to pull it hard.
Would, have to
I want you to bring me the remote. Would you mind (bring) ...
bringing me the remote?
You has better telling me what happened.
You had better tell me what happened.