Do these sentences sound natural? If possible, please make corrections after watching this one. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/_gpYmj1XuKo Thank you. 1) I’m so happy seeing the looks on their faces brighten the moments they see the changes in themselves, it feels as though I were the one who had experienced it. I’m also thankful to the Barbar for positively impacting their lives significantly. 2) I feel immense joy when I see the expressions on their faces light up upon noticing the transformations in themselves, almost as if I’m the one who it happened to. I am grateful to the Barbar for making a meaningful impact on their lives.

Are "Take the win" and "Take it as a win" synonymous?

Does this sound natural? Could you see your way clear to going out on a date with me? When do you use the idiom "See your way clear to"?

Do they mean the same thing? 1) To tell you the truth, I never graduated college. I actually dropped out my freshman year. 2) I’m not gonna lie, I never graduated college. I actually dropped out my freshman year.

Do they both mean the same thing? １）I'm continuing to fight for him. ２）I'm continuing his fight for him.

What is the difference between them? １）These changes were seen as being made to satisfy him, to become what she thought he desired. ２）These changes were perceived to be done to satisfy him, to become what she thought he desired.

Do they mean the same thing? Does 1 sound natural? 1) He didn't count on one thing he left a witness behind. 2) He didn't anticipate one thing he left a witness behind.

What is the difference between them? Is the word "a speck in the rearview mirror" often used in daily conversation? 1) She realized that her failed business venture was nothing more than a speck in the rearview mirror compared to the success she was now experiencing. 2) She realized that her failed business venture was little more than a speck in the rearview mirror compared to the success she was now experiencing.