This seems great apart from one word, where you have written ‘relevant summaries has been seen’ this should be ‘relevant summaries have been seen’ as summaries is plural ‘have’ is the correct form.

Do you mean “I don’t get it?” In this example I think the person is saying that because he is American he finds something culturally unacceptable which someone is doing. ‘Take it down a noch’ Means ‘calm down’ or to be less extreme or ‘stop being so melodramatic’ it is an order to the someone to change their behaviour to be more calm. So in this context the American person is telling someone they are behaving in a way too extreme or dramatic for what he thinks Americans would like.

The abdomen area can also be called “tummy” in casual conversation so the patient could say “I’ve been having pains in my tummy” The doctor could refer to the patient’s stomach with ‘the’ to sound more specific “it looks like it’s coming from the stomach” this sounds more formal and clinical than saying “your stomach”

It makes perfect sense to say you poisonous snake. You could also say ‘you’re venomous’ which is also in the context of a snake. Some other words to describe someone like this would be: deceitful, malicious, vindictive, manipulative, calculating, disloyal, malevolent, demonic You could call them a charletan or a scoundrel, degenerate

The sentence is correct already

A mob is a group of people gathering together in public eg an angry mob or a flash mob (a thing when people appear then dance together then leave) Voyeuristic is an adjective describing someone who watches other people in an inappropriate and sexual or perverted way

If you find out what fop means don’t use it in normal conversation because no English speaker will know what it means lol

Wrong is an adjective it has to be used with the verb to be eg: I am wrong, he is wrong, they are wrong... I was wrong he was wrong you were wrong... Admit you are wrong. Is shortened to ‘Admit you’re wrong.’ You’re is an abbreviation of you are. You could also say ‘you should admit that you were wrong’ or ‘can you just accept it that you’re wrong’ In the case of mistake and wrongdoings these are nouns which can be accepted or admitted . The verbs of accept and admit apply to the noun of mistake and wrongdoings. I accept my mistake. He accepts his mistake. you accept your mistake. They admit their mistake We admit our mistake And in the past I admitted my mistake You accepted your mistake He accepted his mistake We admitted our mistake they admitted their mistake Accept and admit can both be used. An s can be added on to make the mistake plural. (Mistakes) It is possible to say admit your guilt but better to say admit you are guilty. So guilty is an adjective also used with the verb to be eg: you are guilty (you’re guilty) or I am guilty (I’m guilty) they are guilty (they’re guilty. To say ‘accept your mistake’ is to make a demand or request of someone. This means you are ordering someone to do the verb admit to the noun mistake which belongs to that person(eg my mistake or your mistake or their his our...) this applies to wrongdoing and also error eg admit your error .