The origins of the terms hip and hep are uncertain, both had become part of African American jive slang and meant "sophisticated; currently fashionable; fully up-to-date".
1. It can not be that it is not admired. She was used to that it is always praised.2.Menya reproached for the fact that I was late and made everyone wait.3. The police accused him of that he set fire to the building, but he denied that he was there on the night of the fire.4.Dozhd comes in the morning and my car was so dirty that it needs to be washed before going further5.Govoryat that he was once a famous scientist. He used that to him to seek counseling.6.I objection to the text translated from the dictionary.7.Ona is not a reliable person. You'd better not count on it.8.Kazhetsya that he was not discouraged by his failure. He looks very confident.9.Davno time to carry her things to the cleaners. when it was last cleaned things?10. I wish you then forbade children to go to the sea11. Do you think it is worth buying these watches? Yes, they look fashionable.12. Hearing the noise, the servants slept upstairs, opened fire and wounded Oliver.
1. I’d like to read another book, I (have read) this one. 2. The girl wants to eat, she (has not eaten) anything. 3. The words of the poem (had been forgotten) by Pete at the last lesson. 4. By 2 o’clock tomorrow all the students (will have been asked) by the professor. 5. By the end of the term two English novels (had been read) by us. 1. The teacher let us go home. 2. My mother told me to buy some meat in the shop. 3. Alice said that her friend lived/lives in Moscow. 4. The teacher said to me that I had not done the work well. 5. I asked Nick where he was going. 6. I asked Boris if his friend lived/lives in Moscow.
