put the verbs in brackets into the correct tenses

1. It was quite clear to everyone in the family that he had to start getting ready for his exam instead of wasting time.
2. It was impossible to do anything in such а short time. I had to ask the chief to put off mу report.
3. I didn't mean that you had to do everything they told you.
4. It was already twenty minutes past eight. You had to go or you would be late for the first lesson.
5. I was very tired. I felt I had to go to bed at once, or I should fall asleep where I was sitting.
6. We weren't able to wait for them any longer, we had to ring them up and found out what had happened.
7. I was thinking hard, trying to find а solution of the problem. There was to be а way out.
8. I doubted if I could finish the work in (on) time, but I was to do it.
9. I was to hand in my completed assignment by Friday.

1. You had to / will have to listen to the tape recording of this text several times.
2. You were to / will have to take your exam in English.
3. She was able to / will be able to translate this article without a dictionary.
4. We weren't able to / won't be able to meet them at the station.
5. The doctor had to / will have to examine the child.
6. Не had to work systematically if he wanted to know French well. Не will have to work systematically if he wants to know French well.
7. This child had to / will have to spend more time in the open air.
8 You were to / will have to take part in this work.

Drawing 
I have many favorite hobbies. I love to read, I love to ride a bike, and I love the story. But my most important hobby - it's drawing. 
       I started drawing when he was still small. Mom and dad are very often given me many different colors markers, colored pencils, and a beautiful, snow-white drawing paper. I liked to portray on a blank sheet something beautiful, plants, animals and sometimes people. So I often he did cards for mom and dad. 
       However, my first drawings were not the best. Something turned awry, something that did not succeed. But I've always continued to paint. Now, it seems to me, I paint very well. My works hang on the walls in my room. I often send their works to the contest of children's drawings, and often receive diplomas and prizes. 
       Moreover, I go to art school. I like it very much. In art school reigns real atmosphere of skill and creativity. We usually draw a still life, sometimes people. In the summer we go to the open-air and paint nature, flowers, forests, trees, houses. 
       Now my drawings pretty good. But someday I want to learn to paint like the great Russian artists I.Shishkin, Ivan Aivazovsky and K.Bryullov! I'm sure I can draw even better if I try.