must, must not, have to, or don't have to.
You _________ bring food to the meeting; it's already provided.
don't have to
The tutor________give you feedback or edit your paper.
could/ should
May or would
_______you like something to drink?
Would
I want you to wash the dishes. Could (wash)...?
Could you wash the dishes?
Tim shouldn't falls asleep in class
fall
Keep this secret between us, you __________ tell anyone.
mustn't/ must not
The employees_______________ finish their work by the deadline. (warning)
had better.
could or have to
What are you doing after class? I was thinking we ______ do something together.
could
I want to get something to eat. Would you mind (get)
Would you mind if I got something to eat?
a: Would you mind if I opening the door?
b: Yes, I do- bugs will get inside. Leave the door shut.
a: Well, would you mind turned on the a/c?
opened
turning
To enter the building, you _______provide security with your employee ID number.
must
We______ be home by 4 pm. (expectation)
should
must or should
________ we more watch a movie or go to the pub?
Should
I want to go to the bathroom. May (go)...?
May I go to the bathroom?
Would you mind drived me to school?
driving
a: are you leaving already?
b:yes, I'm sorry. I ________ go home. I'll text you later!
have to/must
If you need help with your project, you _______ see a tutor in the writing center. (advice)
could/ should/ought to
had better or could.
I _______ get back to work. This paper is due tomorrow.
had better
I want you to vacuum the floor. Would you mind (vacuum)
Would you mind vacuuming the floor?
Tim have better turn in his essay on time or his grade will drop.
had
a: Are you ok?
b: No, I __________ wipe my nose every minute. I'm going to see the doctor.
have to
You________ eat healthier foods. (Responsibility)
ought to/should/had better
have to or ought to
I need to be at work by 9 am. I _______ be going now, it's 8:45!
have to
I want you to tell me what time class starts. Would (tell)...?
Would you tell me what time class starts?
I must to take my son to the dentist. He has some cavities.
take- delete "to"
I must take my son to the dentist.