Complete the sentences with the correct form of can, could, may, might, should and ought to. 1. We swim right after having a big meal. It's a bad idea.
2. I carry these bags for you?
3. You ...enter this area. It's forbidden.
4. ...I have some more fruit salad, Mum?
5. Children ...listen to their parents.
6. The sky is cloudy. It rain later.
7. You use my computer if you want.​

A: What do you think we should give mom on the eight of March?

B: We can give her a beautiful jewerly.

A: Yes, that's a good idea. Mom likes jewerly buy I think it will be very expensive for us.

B: Yes, I didn't think about it. What are your version?

A: I think that we can give her a bouquet of flowers. She likes roses!

B: Sonds interesting but we give mom flowers every year, it's so boring.

A: You're right. So what shall we give her?

B: What do you think about the scarf and gloves?

A: I think that spring has come and it's quite warm outside. What about theater tickets?

B: Great idea! Mom loves theater.

A: Ok, go for tickets.

A: What do you think that we should give mom on March 8?
B: We can give her a beautiful decoration.
A: Yes, this is a good idea. Mom likes jewelry, but I think it will be very expensive for us
B: I didn’t think about it, what are your options?
A: I think we can give her a bouquet of flowers. She likes roses!
B: It sounds tempting, but we give mother flowers every year, it's so boring.
A: you are right. So what do we give her?
B: What do you think about the scarf and gloves?
A: I think that spring has come and it's quite warm outside. What about theater tickets?
B: Great idea! Mom loves theater
A: Ok, I'll go for tickets.