Underline the correct answers. 0. Mary: The children must / need new sports shoes, but I don’t have time to go shopping. Gary: I will / would take them shopping if you want. 1. You shouldn’t / mustn’t have been driving so carelessly! You could have killed someone. 2. Mike: Bill likes computer games. He would / will sit in front of his computer for hours. Lucy: Yes, but you ought to / shall encourage him to take up other activities as well. 3. Tom: I need / must hurry. I don’t want to miss the bus and keep Sally waiting. Jack: You mustn’t / needn’t go by bus. I could / should drive you there if you like. 4. Debbie: Why don’t / How about we buy him a silk tie? Steve: No, he doesn’t wear ties. We would / can always get him a nice shirt, though. 5. With a temperature like that, you should / need be in bed. You needn’t / shouldn’t be playing outside! 6. I’m sorry, sir, but you mustn’t / can’t see Dr. Brown today. You have to / need have an appointment. Is Tuesday afternoon OK? 7. They needn’t / didn’t need to buy any more bread. There was plenty at home. 8. Angela: I didn’t need to / didn’t use to exercise regularly, but now that I have more free time, I do. Peter: What do you think... Shall / Will I start exercising? Angela: Sure, but you had / would better consult your doctor first.