〔14〕助動詞①

〔14〕 助動詞①
(1)She can swim well. 　
(2)He can speak three languages. 　
(3)She is able to solve complex mathematical problems now, after taking that advanced course.
(4)I am able to understand the technical jargon now that I’ve been in the industry for a few years.
(5)You can borrow my book. 　
(6)Can I use your phone? 　
(7)They can leave early today. 　
(8)Can I go to the restroom? 　
(9)May I go to the restroom? 　
(10)A storm can cause damage.
(11)She can be quite stubborn at times.
(12)Mistakes can occur in any process.
(13)May I have another piece of cake?
(14)You may enter now.
(15)She may attend the meeting if she wants.
(16)He may come tomorrow.
(17)They may forget the appointment.
(18)It may rain later in the afternoon.
(19)May you find happiness.
(20)May this year be prosperous for all.
(21)You must wear a helmet when cycling.
(22)We must complete the project by next week.
(23)I must apologize for my late arrival.
(24)You have to wear a helmet when you ride a bike.
(25)Students have to arrive before 8:30 a.m. because of the school’s rules.
(26)We have to evacuate the building when the fire alarm sounds.
(27)We had to complete the project by last Friday to meet the deadline."
(28)He had to undergo surgery immediately due to his severe injury.
(29)She must be exhausted after the long trip.
(30)That must be the right answer.
(31)They must enjoy the party.
(32)He will keep arguing until he wins.
(33)My cat will always sleep next to me.
(34)The door won’t open.
(35)She will never admit her mistakes.
(36)He would insist on paying the bill.
(37)She would always come to our meetings, even when she was busy.
(38)The car would not start this morning.
(39)He would not lend me the book, no matter how much I asked.
(40)Dogs will bark at strangers.
(41)Cars will break down from time to time.
(42)It will rain in the afternoon during this season.
(43)He would often visit the beach when he was young.
(44)My grandmother would tell me stories every night.
(45)We would play in the park every weekend.
(46)I used to swim every morning before I moved to the city.
(47)I used to bake cookies every weekend before I started dieting.
(48)I used to believe in Santa Claus.
(49)She used to own a red car.
(50)When I lived with my grandmother, I would bake cookies every weekend because she loved them.
(51)When I was on vacation in Hawaii, I would swim every morning to watch the sunrise.
(52)Every summer during our childhood, we would visit our grandparents’ house by the beach.
(53)During the winters in college, she would spend hours at the local cafe, reading and sipping hot cocoa.
(54)There used to be a park across the street.
(55)This building used to be a school.
(56)There used to be a bakery around the corner, but it’s a cafe now.
(57)She used to play the piano.
(58)Did she use to play the piano?
(59)She didn’t use to play the piano.
(60)She should call her mother.
(61)They should arrive early to get good seats.
(62)He ought to apologize for his mistake.
(63)We ought to save money for our future.
(64)She should be at home by now.
(65)The package should arrive tomorrow.
(66)The train ought to be on time.
(67)She ought to be feeling better now.
(68)You ought to study for the exam.
(69)Ought you to study for the exam?
(70)You ought not to study for the exam.
(71)Need he come to the meeting?
(72)Need we bring our own lunch?
(73)You need not worry about that.
(74)He needn’t finish it today.
(75)She needs to call her mother tonight.
(76)They need to fix the leak in the roof.
(77)Do they need to make a reservation?
(78)Does she need to buy a new dress?
(79)You don’t need to bring any money.
(80)He doesn’t need to wait for us.
(81)She dare not tell the truth.
(82)I dare not think about it.
(83)They daren’t oppose the decision.
(84)Dare she go alone? --- Yes, she dare.
(85)How dare you speak to me like that?- - - I’m sorry, I shouldn’t have said that.
(86)Dare she confront her boss about the issue? - - - No, she dare not.
(87)He dared not confront the boss.
(88)She dared not speak her mind.
(89)Dared he confront the boss? --- Yes, he dared.
(90)Dared she speak her mind? --- No, she dared not.
(91)She dared to speak her mind in the meeting.
(92)He dares to challenge the traditional methods.
(93)I don’t dare to go bungee jumping.
(94)Do you dare to try this spicy dish?
(95)Who dares to face the challenge?