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You ought to exercise and eat well if you want to keep fit
ADVICE
I'm certain this isn't the right way to go. Let's use the GPS.
POSSIBILITY
Shall we go to the movies this weekend?
SUGGESTION
Could you wash the dishes before going to bed, please?
REQUEST
You don't have to memorize all this list of phrasal verbs. We'll practise them during the year.
ABSENCE OF OBLIGATION/NECESSITY
I think it's necessary to go over the syllabus one more time before starting with the class.
NECESSITY
Be careful! You are not allowed to park in this area of the building.
PROHIBITION
You have to clean your room and make your bed if you want to go out tonight
OBLIGATION
You shouldn't raise your voice like that. It's bad for your throat.
ADVICE
You slept more than ten hours last night. You can't be tired!
SUPPOSITION
Sarah's not at home. She may have gone to the butcher's to get some meat.
POSSIBILITY
It's getting late. Why don't we head home and get some coffee there?
SUGGESTION
It's getting rather chilly. Would you like me to close the windows?
OFFER
Will you please give me the recipe for your apple strudel?
REQUEST
I'm sorry, but you can't smoke in here
PROHIBITION
Passengers must wear their seatbelts at all times.
OBLIGATION
How about preparing a fruit salad with all these stuff you brought from the store?
SUGGESTION
You've just arrived from London after a 14 hour flight. You must be tired!
SUPPOSITION
Shall I print this documents for you?
OFFER
You'd better start exercising soon or you won't be able to compete in the finals
ADVICE
You need to understand present perfect before moving on to the past perfect tense
NECESSITY
Would you please come to the party with me tonight?
REQUEST
I needn't have worried about the Language test. I got a good result in the end.
ABSENCE OF OBLIGATION/NECESSITY
I might go to the concert if I feel better later.
POSSIBILITY
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