He wants to do it. - wanted, I’ve tried everything! - had tried, We talked yesterday. - had talked, I had already changed my mind by then. - had already changed, I must take care of him! - had to / would have to, He must be really tired. - must, You mustn’t drink and drive. - mustn’t/couldn’t, We needn’t do it today, it can wait. - didn’t need to / didn’t have to, You needn’t wake up early tomorrow. - wouldn’t have to, I’m trying to work. - was trying, I’ve been calling you all morning! - had been calling, We were living in Paris. - had been living, He had been studying it his whole life. - had been studying, I will help you. - would, I can read in Spanish, but can’t really speak. - could; couldn’t, Tomorrow I can get home earlier. - would be able to, This may be the only right decision. - might, You may talk now. - might/could,

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