HChoose the modal verbs which express: 1 obligation and necessity: can must needn't may have to would 2offer: need shall could must would can 3lack of necessity: needn't don't have to can't mustn't don't need to couldn't 4prohibition: can't shouldn't mustn't don't have to wouldn't needn't 5ability: could should be able to have to may can 6deduction: must can't ought to might may could 7advice: shall must should have to ought to will

She needs a few / many bananas to make a pudding.

Buy some coffee, please. We’ve got little.

A few potatoes will be enough for this pie.

How many apples do you need for a pie?

We can’t go shopping with you. We’ve got little time.

There’s much food in the fridge. You can have it for lunch.

I can’t buy this dress. I’ve got little money.

They have got few things on sale. I can’t choose anything.

I am going to buy small presents for my parents. I need a little / much money.

How much money did you spend on these shoes?

My friend bring flowers to his mom.
My friend is bringing flowers to his mom.
My friend brought flowers to his mom.
My friend was bringing flowers to his mom.
My friend will bring flowers to his mom.
My friend will have brought flowers to his mom.
My friend is going to bring flowers to his mom.
Passive:
Flowers are brought by my friend to his mom.
Flowers are being brought by my friend to his mom.
Flowers were being brought by my friend to his mom.
Flowers will be brought by my friend to his mom.
Flowers will have been brought by my friend to his mom.
Flowers are going to be brought by my friend to his mom.