solve situations using could or should

FOR MARIA IS SITUATION:

1.  Maria should consider borrowing money from friends or family to cover the cost of the operation.

2. Maria could explore financing options on the Internet to help raise funds for the expensive operation.

3. Maria should contact local charities or organizations that may be able to offer financial assistance for medical needs.

4. Maria could discuss her situation with the hospital or medical center to explore possible payment plans or financial assistance programs.

FOR MANUEL IS SITUATION:

1. Manuel should try to steer the car towards the side of the road where there are no people or obstacles.

2. Manuel could attempt to brake and bring the car to a controlled stop, avoiding any harm to the rabbit or the child.

3. Manuel should consider honking the horn or using other signals to alert people and avoid the danger.

4. Manuel could attempt to swerve onto the roadway sidewalk, away from both the rabbit and the child, if it is safe to do so.

FOR JULES IS SITUATION: 

1. She should explore alternative financial solutions.

2. She could budget and save for her travels.

3. She should talk to her parents about her desire to travel.

4. She could find creative ways to earn money.

FOR JEFF IS SITUATION: 

1. He should talk to his friends about the situation.

2. He could upgrade his Netflix plan for more devices.

3. He should negotiate an agreement with his friends.

4. He could explore alternative streaming options.