Modal Verbs / модальные глаголы
Read the conversation and choose the correct modal verbs
- Martha was looking out of the window when she noticed the clouds in the sky. 'Wow,' she called, 'it seems like it [*may/must/has to/should/needs to] rain.'
- Martha: Philip! I think you [*should/will/can/would] take the umbrella with you.
- Philip: Oh no… The umbrella is too big! I [*can/should/must/will/have] not carry it by myself. I [*would/will/should/must/can] rather leave it at home.
- Martha: What are you talking about? You [*will/should/need to/must/would] get wet for sure!
- Philip: You know, Martha, people [*can/will/would/have to/must] get wet. It's not the end of the world. [*Can/Should/Must/Will/Need] I just go without it?
- Martha: No, you [*can/must/need/will/could] not. Janet told her husband that he [*could/can/should/needs to/has to] leave without his umbrella and look what happen to him.
- Philip: What happened to him?
- Martha: [*Would/Can/Should/Must/Need] you please stop talking and take your umbrella with you?
- Philip: There aren't that many clouds in the sky. It [*might/will/should/need] not rain after all.
- Martha: You [*must/can/should/will/might/could] be joking.
- Philip: Well, a man [*must/can/will/might] do what a man [*must/will/might/can] do. I will take the umbrella. [*Should/Will/Would/May/Can/Must] I take anything else?
- Martha: If I were you I [*would/will/can/could/might/need to] be happy to take an umbrella.
- Philip: I [*would/will/can/must/need to/should] like to be happy, but it's too heavy!