. Write 2 sentences with should (advise) and 2 sentences with need (necessary) and 2 sentences with must (obligation and duty). Example: You should be at school on time.
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Example: You need to be polite with your classmates.
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Example: You must wear uniform at school.
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1. "I'm waiting for my parents," Nick said. - Nick said that he … for … parents.

B) was waiting, his

2. "I will come tomorrow and finish the work," the plumber said to grandma. - The plumber promised grandma that he … the next day and … the work.

A) would come, finish

3. "Don't make so much noise!" the man said to Pete. - The man asked … so much noise.

B) Pete not to make

4. "Do you know where Kate is living?" Anne asked me. - Anne asked me if I … where … .

B) knew, Kate was living

5. "Why didn't you say that to me?" she asked her friend. - She asked him why … that to her.

C) he hadn't said

6. "I promise I'll write to you as soon as I arrive, Jane," said Nick. - Nick promised Jane that he … to her as soon as he … .

C) would write, arrived

Here is a famous proverb: Money talks. Money has always captured people’s attention. People always eager to own it because being rich means to be respected, to be powerful and to have freedom. Nowadays there is a widespread opinion that the only thing young people are interested in is money. Let us take a closer look and further investigate this problem.     
On the hand, it can be true because for a lot of people wealth and financial stability are the most valuable things in life. They work very hard and do as much as they can to succeed. Some of them are ready to spend their youth to achieve goals. Sometimes they are focused on money and success so much that it seems that there is nothing interesting for them beyond wealth. And they may even become cruel or emotionless.       
On the other hand, everybody is different and has different values and beliefs. There are a lot of young people who start working as volunteers because they want and like to help other people. There are students who choose to become scientists and engineers. They are ready to work for little money because they are keen on their work. Some of them make a choice to become doctors in villages and towns with extremely low salary. And I know a lot of people who have made such choice.      
To sum up, I suppose that for some of us money is the most important thing in life, however other young one size fits all people pursue absolutely different goals. My conclusion is that it is wrong to use one size fits all approach to everyone.