You (could / should) save your allowance every week. Then you can buy a new camera.
should
You ______ buy some water. You look thirsty (should, shouldn't,could)
should
You ____ always count your money carefully (should, shouldn't,could)
should
These chips are $1.00. I _________pay a dollar bill or four quarters (should, shouldn't,could)
could
I can’t go to the movie theater tonight because I (have to / don’t have to) finish my school project.
have to
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
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 look tired! you _______ go to Jhon's party (should, shouldn't,could)
shouldn't
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,
________ (you/do) the cooking? (complete with has or have to)
Do you have to do the cooking?
we ________ (clean) our room (complete with has or have to)
we have to clean our room
My brother got some money for his birthday. He ____ spend it now or save it for later! (should, shouldn't,could)
could
We found $5.00 on the playground. _____ we give it to our teacher? (should, shouldn't,could)
Should
You ______ ignore your teacher (should, shouldn't,could)
shouldn't
Our class is saving money for a trip. We _____ sell cookies or cupcakes (should, shouldn't,could)
could
I ______ (help) with dinner (complete with has or have to)
I have to help with dinner
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
This comic book costs one dollar. You ( have to / could) pay with a bill or in coins.
could