I can’t go to the movie theater tonight because I (have to / don’t have to) finish my school project.
have to
You (could / should) save your allowance every week. Then you can buy a new camera.
should
This comic book costs one dollar. You ( have to / could) pay with a bill or in coins.
could
Some of my friends have to help at home to get their allowance, but I (don’t have to / could)
don’t have to
You (shouldn’t / don’t have to) spend all your allowance. You need it for the school trip.
shouldn't
(Could / Should) I buy this toy for my sister? Yes, that’s a good idea!
Should
I ______ (help) with dinner (complete with has or have to)
I have to help with dinner
________ (you/do) the cooking? (complete with has or have to)
Do you have to do the cooking?
My brother ________ (help) with the cooking and I have to wash the dishes (complete with has or have to)
My brother has to help with the cooking
My sister and I _________ (not/help) with dinner (complete with has or have to)
My sister and I don't have to help with dinner,
we ________ (clean) our room (complete with has or have to)
we have to clean our room
These chips are $1.00. I _________pay a dollar bill or four quarters (should, shouldn't,could)
could
You look tired! you _______ go to Jhon's party (should, shouldn't,could)
shouldn't
You ______ buy some water. You look thirsty (should, shouldn't,could)
should
We found $5.00 on the playground. _____ we give it to our teacher? (should, shouldn't,could)
Should
My brother got some money for his birthday. He ____ spend it now or save it for later! (should, shouldn't,could)
could
