Task 3. Use “was (were) to” or “had to”:
1. He … train hard the whole year.
2. The contest … take place in the school Assembly Hall.
3. The weather was nasty and we … put off the trip.
4. There was a storm of applause and the singer … go out on the stage several times.
5. Later they … meet a few more times.

It's about all the famous film Jumanji. On the screens recently released a sequel to the film Jumanji (1995) with Robin Williams, storylines that are not intertwined, so you can safely watch a new picture, while not seeing the old one! Ratings of the new picture is worse than the old one. The plot in the sequel of the film tells about four teenagers: two batons-zadrota (Spencer and Martha), the famous school football player (Fridge) and the naive beauty (Bethany), who discover the ancient prefix with the game inside, including it, the teenagers get into "Jumanji" and their task is to get out of this dangerous place, that is, to finish the game ...

1. success (positive degree). - Неудивительно, что она добилась успеха в своем деле. В студенческие годы она была самой активной из нас.
2. the best (uperlative degree); обр. от adj. good. - Мери - одна из лучших студенток нашей группы.
3. interesting (positive degree). - Эта лекция такая же интересная, как и все его лекции.
4. easier (comparative degree); обр. от adj. easy. - Сдать тесты по кредитам было проще, чем я ожидал.
5. more effectively (comparative degree); обр. от adj. effective. - Никто не мог мне эффективнее моего адвоката.
6. harder (comparative degree); обр. от adj. hard. - Студенты заочного отделения работают усерднее во время сессии.