She has to clean

(a)  

We have to wash the clothes

(a)  

We have to cook

(a)  

I need to speak

(a)  

She needs to think

(a)  

We need to work

(a)  

They need to water the plants

(a)  

He needs to do the homework

(a)  

I should write

(a)  

You should listen

(a)  

You should clean

(a)  

They need to shower

(a)  

We should walk

(a)  

She should talk

(a)  

One should practice

(a)  

One should work

(a)  

I feel like sleeping

(a)  

You feel like walking

(a)  

She doesn't feel like cleaning

(a)  

They feel like dancing

(a)  

We feel like eating

(a)  

I don't feel like watching Netflix

(a)  

Do you feel like going to Wichita?

(a)  

I want to eat

(a)  

Do you want to go?

(a)  

She wants to talk

(a)  

He wants to drive

(a)  

They don't want to clean

(a)  

We want to play

(a)  

I can't go

(a)  

I can swim

(a)  

She can sing

(a)  

They can dance

(a)  

We can cook

(a)  

You can sleep

(a)  

I'm going to walk

(a)  

I'm going to live in Wichita

(a)  

She is going to go

(a)  

They are going to come

(a)  

I am not going to leave

(a)  

They are going to learn

(a)  

You are going to take a nap

(a)  

We are going to cook

(a)  

He is going to clean

(a)  

We are going to work

(a)  

I'm thinking about going

(a)  

I am planning on driving to Wichita

(a)  

She is planning on reading

(a)  

They are planning on swimming

(a)  

It's your turn to make the bed

(a)  

It's my turn to pay (pagar)

(a)  

Before showering

(a)  

After washing the dishes

(a)  

Before cooking

(a)  

after cleaning

(a)  

after working

(a)  

before making the bed

(a)  

before washing the clothes

(a)  

after waking up

(a)  

What are you going to do?

(a)  

What do you want to do?

(a)  

What do you have to do?

(a)  

What do you need to do?

(a)  

What do you feel like doing?

(a)  

I don't feel like eating

(a)  

What are we going to do?

(a)  

What do you want to do?

(a)