Carrie used to sing songs to me. She (could/would/might) ask me a song and then sing it.

I need to go for a while (Must/Should/Will) you meet me here again later at 3 o'clock?

It is hot inside the van. So Den asked the driver,  "Sir, (could/should/must) you turn on the air conditioner?

Lolo Kiko will arrive from abroad on Thursday. (Shall/Would/Might) we tell Father about it?

Mikaela used to find division difficult to understand. After being taught by Tito Matt, she (should/can/may) now divide numbers easily.

Mother left the lamp on. (Can/Will/Should) I turn it off?

Mrs. Lacson's cough is getting worse. She (may/ought to/can) stop smoking soon.

Nobody is answering the phone at Dave's house. He (might/will/shall) already be on his way here.

Why don't you approach Aling Rosa? She works at the barangay hall. She (ought to/could/may) help you with the document that you need.

You got very high grades in school. (Can/May/Would) you have a great future ahead!

Your companion arrived earlier. He said that he (must/can/ought to) save a seat for you

Sara and Carina used to be best friends. After school, they (could/may/would) walk home together and talk about their common interests. But they had a fight. Now, they (could/might/should) not even look at each other.

Do you like to read comic books about heroes with superpowers? You (must/shall/will) read the one entitled "Sixty Six." You (may/will/could) love it.