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(We ought to save energy.)

We ought to save energy.

(You had better report the accident to the police.)

You had better report the accident to the police.

(Anybody can make mistakes.)

Anybody can make mistakes.

(The light in the sky could be a plane.)

The light in the sky could be a plane.

(Can his story be true?)

Can his story be true?

(We may have some rain tomorrow.)

We may have some rain tomorrow.

(He might come to the party with his wife.)

He might come to the party with his wife.

(The phone is ringing. That will be my father.)

The phone is ringing. That will be my father.

(That would be the best solution.)

That would be the best solution.

(She must be Bobby's sister.)

She must be Bobby's sister.

(Karen can't be home now.)

Karen can't be home now.

(My parents should be in Boston by now.)

My parents should be in Boston by now.

(Our guests ought to be here in a few minutes.)

Our guests ought to be here in a few minutes.

(I will do my best in my new job.)

I will do my best in my new job.

(He won't listen to our advice.)

He won't listen to our advice.

(My brother wouldn't eat carrots when he was a boy.)

My brother wouldn't eat carrots when he was a boy.

(My grandfather will often go fishing on Sundays.)

My grandfather will often go fishing on Sundays.

(My grandfather would often take me to the zoo on weekends.)

My grandfather would often take me to the zoo on weekends.

(Teenagers will not do as they are told.)

Teenagers will not do as they are told.

(Gasoline will float on water.)

Gasoline will float on water.

(Will you close the window?)

Will you close the window?

(Would you be quiet for a minute?)

Would you be quiet for a minute?

(Shall I make some tea?)

Shall I make some tea?

(Shall we throw away these old magazines?)

Shall we throw away these old magazines?

(You needn't worry about me.)

You needn't worry about me.

(I used to go to a gym after work, but now I don't.)

I used to go to a gym after work, but now I don't.

(There used to be a post office on this corner.)

There used to be a post office on this corner.

(I used to go to the movies every Sunday, but now I don't.)

I used to go to the movies every Sunday, but now I don't.

(I would often go to the movies when I was young.)

I would often go to the movies when I was young.

(How dare you tell such a lie to me?)

How dare you tell such a lie to me?

(I dare say prices will rise.)

I dare say prices will rise.

(You're supposed to come school at eight.)

You're supposed to come school at eight.

(You're not supposed to take pictures here.)

You're not supposed to take pictures here.

(You may have heard this joke before.)

You may have heard this joke before.

(The keys might have fallen out of your pocket.)

The keys might have fallen out of your pocket.

(He could have left his umbrella in the shop.)

He could have left his umbrella in the shop.

(He must have told me a lie.)

He must have told me a lie.

(The game should have started at noon.)

The game should have started at noon.

(He cannot have accepted your plan.)

He cannot have accepted your plan.

(She couldn't noticed the difference.)

She couldn't noticed the difference.

(You should have got up at seven.)

You should have got up at seven.

(The clerk ought to have given you a receipt.)

The clerk ought to have given you a receipt.

(We should not have turned left at the last corner.)

We should not have turned left at the last corner.

(You need not have bought so much meat.)

You need not have bought so much meat.

(I'd like to join your team.)

I'd like to join your team.

(I'd rather stay home.)

I'd rather stay home.

(She may well be tired after her trip.)

She may well be tired after her trip.

(You may well be angry with your brother.)

You may well be angry with your brother.

(She might well complain of her boss.)

She might well complain of her boss.

(You'll never solve that problem.)

You'll never solve that problem.

(You might as well give up.)

You might as well give up.

(You might as well throw your money away as buy such a thing.)

You might as well throw your money away as buy such a thing.

(You may as well do your homework now as do it later.)

You may as well do your homework now as do it later.

(May you find happiness!)

May you find happiness!