1.My mother suggested that we should(should/will) go to the nature park this weekend.
2.If you earn more than 5,000 yuan, you have to(have to/can) pay tax(税).
3.You can’t(can’t/needn’t) go to the wedding in that old shirt. It is out of fashion.
4.You ought to(ought to/will) give up smoking. It does no good to your health.
5.If you can lend me the money, I needn’t(shouldn’t/needn’t) go to the bank.
6.You oughtn’t to(oughtn’t to/won’t) go on working because you look so tired now.
7.You shouldn’t(shouldn’t/needn’t) laugh at her just because her English isn’t very good.
8.The students mustn’t(mustn’t/needn’t) make a noise in the reading room.
9.You’re John’s good friend, so you must(must/have to) know what he likes to do at the weekend.
10.You needn’t(couldn’t/needn’t) have taken a taxi here, for it was very near to my house.