Complete the dialogues with the modals below. 1. can - will - needn't Ellen: Is anything wrong? You don't seem very happy. Mary: I'm worried about tomorrow's English exam. I think it​……………………… be difficult. Ellen: But you ……………………… worry about that. You're really good at English! Mary: Well, I know that I ……………………… speak it well but I'm not that good at writing compositions. 2. can't - won't - shall - will - ought to Thomas: ……………………… we go to the cafe? James: I don't really want to. I've got toothache and I ……………………… eat anything. Thomas: You ……………………… go to the dentist's. It ……………………… get better on its own. James: I know. It's just that I'm a bit scared. ……………………… you come with me? 3. might - can - should - can't Sister: There's someone at the door. Brother: Go and answer it then. Sister: But I don't know who it is and it's dark outside. It ……………………… be a burglar. Brother: It ……………………… be a burglar, silly! They don't ring doorbells. Sister: I suppose you're right. But ……………………… you answer it, please? Just in case. Brother: Okay. Anyway, it's probably Paul. He ……………………… be here soon. 4. should - could - mustn't - will Boy: ……………………… you help me? I want to go to the zoo. ……………………… I take the number 12 bus? Woman: No, you ……………………… take the number 12. It doesn't go to the zoo. Take the number 21. Boy: Does it stop right outside the zoo? Woman: No, but the driver ……………………… tell you where to get off. Boy: Thanks.