Let’s go to the seaside on Friday. (Shall), Shall we go to the seaside on Friday?, It’s necessary for the students to hand in all their written papers at the end of the month. (Have to), The students have to hand in all their written papers at the end of the month., It is expected that the car will be ready tomorrow morning. (Should), The car should be ready tomorrow morning., During my school years, I managed to wake up at 5 a.m. without the alarm clock. (Be able to), During my school years, I was able to wake up at 5 a.m. without the alarm clock., It wasn’t necessary for the doctor to teach you how to make an injection. (Have to), The doctor didn’t have to teach you how to make an injection., It’s possible that the movie will be a blockbuster. (May), The movie may be a blockbuster., Is it okay if I use your charger? My phone is dying. (Might), Might I use your charger? | Might I use your charger? My phone is dying., It’s a really bad idea for you to lie to your parents about your health. (Should), You shouldn’t lie to your parents about your health., It’s probable that the test will be easy, but it is still necessary for me to study for it. (Should / must), The test should be easy, but I still must study for it., I think it’s a good idea for you to go on a diet. (Might), You might want to go on a diet.

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