Modals

-What _______ you like to do this evening? -Let's go to the cinema mustn't, should, don't have to, would

I would like ______ (start) a blog.

-You ________ turn off your smartphone now, Lisa. It's getting late. -Okay, Dad. mustn't, should, don't have to, would

Maria managed _____ (finish) a difficult level of the game yesterday

Alicia hates _____ (play) sports game.

May/Could you tell me how much this tablet costs?

Can/Should you help me scan these photos, please?

Ryan might to download/download the new app onto his tablet.

-Are you going to make dinner tonight? -No, I _________. Nick has already ordered spaghetti. mustn't, should, don't have to, would

You mustn't/don't have to shut the computer down, I'll use it later.

My grandma thinks she is too old ______ (use) a smartphone.

I don't like printing/to print too many things because it's a waste of paper.

She tried twice, but she wasn't able to/wouldn't log in to her account.

Steve went to an electronics shop to get/getting a new flash drive.

-Kim, you __________ use the tablet in class! -Sorry, Miss Rafaella. I'll put it back in my bag. mustn't, should, don't have to, would

There's no point ______ (try) to scan those photos.

Nick continued ________ (watch) the film.

I want upload/to upload a new photo to my social media account.

I enjoy chat/chatting online in the evening.