These are both correct. I would probably choose the second one.

Yes, NEET means Not in Employment, Education or Training.

They're all OK except that you can't use 'accentuate' for schools. You would say that a school emphasises chemistry.

Paul O'Neill's answer is correct.

When puberty kicks in = when puberty starts to change a teenager's body or behaviour. Example: Now puberty has kicked in, I can never get into the bathroom because my son's washing his hair.again. Example: Once puberty kicks in, you'll have to wear a bra. Fixed idea = an opinion which will be hard to change, even if it is wrong. Example: He's a man of fixed ideas; I've tried telling him that cheese is fattening, but he still thinks it's a healthy choice. Example: She had the fixed idea that her husband was gorgeous and every woman was after him, even though he was 5'4", ugly and stupid.

I think you are looking for some idiomatic slang words in English. For example: I'm knackered = I am very tired I'm just chilling out = I am relaxing Brr! I'm freezing! = I am very cold Give me a break = please be more understanding Whassup? = What's the matter OR What is happening in your life? How ya doin'? = How are things with you? Get a life, you saddo = Go away and stop annoying me You crack me up = I think the things you say are very funny

'they' is the usual pronoun used. Technically, 'everyone' should have a singular pronoun (he), but we don't use that these days because it's sexist, so we still use 'they'.

It suggests that you will need to walk through another room or area to reach the place where you are going to.