3.Use may / might / may not / might not. Sally is not feeling very well. Sally (not go) to school tomorrow.
It's my aunt's birthday, so we (buy) her a new CD.
Paul does not study very much. He (not pass) his exams.
Sarah and Tom (not come) to the beach with us this weekend.
My sister is going to London for a week . I (lend) her my new camera.
I'm really tired, so I (not go) to the party tonight.
My cousin is starting at your school next term . You (be) in the same class!
Jack's going away tomorrow, and we (not see) him before he goes.
4.Use should / shouldn`t
You ... eat too much salt and sugar.
You ... drive carefully.
It's midnight. We ... go home.
Your little daughter ... spend so much money on toys.
It's quite cold today. We ... wear our jackets.
The service is awful here. We ... complain to the manager.
Your shirt is dirty. You ... change it.
The parcel is fragile. You ... throw it.
.He is not allowed to skate with us.
3. You may want to think before answering.
4. You would bake a cake, Anna.
5. Now the children can go and play in the garden.
6. May I borrow your newspaper for a minute?
7. Here to wait!
8. There are a lot of mistakes in your dictation. You could be more attentive.
9. You could bring her flowers. It was her birthday.
10. You could say that my mom was worried when you didn't come back.
11. There may still be a taxi.
12. And suddenly she recognized his phone number?
13. You can be wrong.
14. Maybe she lives in the village (now).
15. Perhaps they will live in the village (in the future).