Modals: should/could/need to

You ______ add lemon to the cake. It'll be tasty any way.

• don't need to

• shouldn't

• couldn't

If you want to have a nice car journer, you ______ take kids with you.

• don't need to

• shouldn't

• couldn't

-Why don't we go swimming?
-Or we just _____ stay on the beach and sunbathe well.

• need to

• should

• could

-_______ you help me out and lend me some money?
-Sure.

• Need to

• Should

• Could

-I think she hates me now. I'll avoid meeting her from now.

-Or you _____ just talk to her and appologize for what you've said.

• need to

• should

• could

______ take a tents with me to stay in the capmsite? Or are there any rented tents?

• Do I need to

• Should I

• Could I

I don't know which accommodation to choose. ______ ask Steven for advice?

• Need I to

• Should I

• Could I

• - I feel bad today: high temperature, running nose and sore throat.

-Then you _____ stay at home and take a sick leave.

• -Why are you back?

• -I've just forgot my laptop, and I ______ it badly today.

• -You ______ hurry. We are going to be here all day long. So you can come any time.