If you find errors or unnatural expressions, please let me know! Thanks
Don't do that, it's naughty.
I was such a mischievous kid that they expelled me from kindergarten!
Better bring your flippers!
This suit is becoming to John.
what a becoming dress!
Bake for 20 minutes or until toothpick inserted in center comes out clean.
Poke a small hole in the body of the tube with a toothpick and use the toothpick to apply the glue.
she shouted at the top of her lungs
My uncle, a chain smoker, died of lung cancer.
What does it say here?
What does this say?
What does that sign say?
I can't see from here. But I can smell your fear.
Would you like me to make you some toast with butter?
Would you like a slice of toast with butter?
Do you want some toast with butter?
Women generally take bubble baths after exercising in order to relax.
I found her slouched in an armchair.
you're doing it backwards
you're doing it the wrong way
Have you taken my sleepers?
"This suit is becoming to John."
This is not a used phrase. At least I've never heard it used. 'Becoming' tends to be more used in direct conversation. ie: "You look very becoming in that suit".
I instead said, "John looks nice in that suit".
You could also say "John looks well in that suit".
"Bake for 20 minutes or until *A* toothpick inserted in *THE / TO THE* center comes out clean".
"Have you taken my sleepers?"
This isn't right. 'Sleepers' are beams of wood laid horizontally on a train track!
Perhaps you meant 'pyjamas', ie: nightwear, or 'slippers', which are the laceless slip-on shoes people wear indoors ?