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My name is David and I'm from the USA. I am an ESL teacher who spent the last 3 years teaching English at some of the top schools in China. English is a beautiful and dynamic language, and I love seeing students grow and learn to love to use English as a powerful communications tool. I am also a Bible teacher and have a passion for helping people understand Jesus' words and grow closer to Him. My Bible English courses are for intermediate to advanced users. My private tutoring sessions are for beginner to advanced users. I can help you learn English specific to your career, academic studies, or hobbies.
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  • Answered
    "Vow" is a very serious or solemn promise. "Pledge" can mean the same as a vow, or, it can also mean something that you give someone as proof that you will complete your contract or agreement with them. "Oath" can also mean the same thing as vow, but sometimes includes the aspect of your promise being witnessed by a higher power or authority. "Vote" is different and is a gesture of approval for someone or something.
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    January 17, 2015
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    Use this expression when you want to encourage someone to try harder and be involved in something. This is especially useful when trying to motivate someone who may lack confidence or is unsure whether or not they should try something that is difficult.
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    January 17, 2015
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