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    "Creep" has multiple meanings, depending on the context. A "Creep" can be a person who is weird, irregular, and makes you feel uncomfortable. Or, as a verb, "to creep" means to stalk.
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    July 11, 2018
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    "Don't bite the bait" or "Don't take the the bait" means to not accept an obvious lure, just as a fisher tries to a catch a fish. The "bait" in this case is, perhaps, an offhanded comment or gossip.
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    June 14, 2018
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    Hi Jordana, 1. "You are no more of a man because of that" -- But, if I had to re-do the sentence, I would write, "Doing *that* will not make you any more of a man." (To go even further, I would specify what *that* action is.) 2. "He is no less of a good person if he does that" -- Again, if possibly, I would re-write the sentence to something like "Doing that does not make him any less of a good person."
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    June 14, 2018
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    I've heard "slow up" in songs and poetry. I guess the suggestion of two opposite meanings is artistic. However, in you're day-to-day life "slow down" is the correct usage.
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    June 14, 2018
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    To me, they both sound awkward. The question has the answer already in it. "What coast does this city neighbor?" might sound a bit more fluid.
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    June 14, 2018
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    "What you said confused me" "I was confused by what you said" These sound a bit more natural.
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    June 10, 2018
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    Do you mean "make a pass"? If so, it is an attempt to flirt with someone.
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    June 10, 2018
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    I would use "show" as "escort" can have an authoritative connotation.
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    June 10, 2018
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    "notice" and "realize" similar to "look" and "see." "Notice" is a quick glance, whereas "realize" is understanding what you're looking at.
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    June 9, 2018
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    My Forthcoming Voyage

    I feel unsatisfied that I didn't stage anything this year in theatre. Throughout this time, I have been preparing to visit the US. Not before long, it will occur. I'm not sure I speak English well enough  for the goals I will pursue. However, I hope that the stress and surroundings will compel me to boost my speaking ability.

    As for the other conditions of my future life, I think there will be lots of surprises. Throughout the year I have corresponded with my two hosting universities, and the more I spoke with them, our differences became clearer. It means I will encounter plenty of unexpected nuances in the work I would like to do.
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    June 8, 2018
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