Complete the gaps with the modal auxiliary 'could' and the words in brackets to express criticism about the present.
You ...... (ask) me for the money before you actually take it, Simon.
Helen's PE teacher ...... (give) them more freedom in classes to have a bit more fun.
The chairperson ...... (run) a series of tests to determine the chances of success regarding the project. But no, he only says he thinks he knows best.
Dr Davidson ...... (at least / give) us a hint of what he's trying to accomplish right now. We're in the dark once again.
Before you say anything, you ...... (at least / think) about the possible implications for the environment.
The priest ...... (really / speak) up. I can't hear him at all.
The new CEO ...... (inform) us about the changes she's going to make in advance. I really hate surprises like this.
You ...... (let) me know about your plans from time to time, darling. Then, I wouldn't be as surprised as I'm now.
Little Emily ...... (do) some work around the house as well, couldn't she?
Before you open the windows, you ...... (tell) us you're going to do so, Henry.
Before you actually do something as drastic as signing a contract, you ...... (at least / discuss) it with your partners, Michael.
Your brother-in-law ...... (help) us in the asylum tomorrow if he weren't too lazy.