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They destroyed the classroom decorations after the party because they were careless. (use: trash)

They trashed the decorations after the party.

I left our plan early because my mom texted me and I had to go home. (bail)

I bailed on our plan because my mom texted me to come home.

She ignored me on purpose today because I forgot her birthday message.(use: give the cold shoulder)

She gave me the cold shoulder because I forgot her birthday message.

I need one dollar because the bus ticket machine won’t take my card. (buck)

I need a buck because the ticket machine won’t take my card.

I made a big mistake on the group project because I sent the wrong file. (use: screw up)

I screwed up the project because I sent the wrong file.

My brother didn’t help with chores because he sat on the sofa all day watching videos (couch potato).

My brother is a couch potato and didn’t help with chores.

Our plan was a complete disaster because nobody brought the tickets. (use: epic fail)

The plan was an epic fail because nobody brought the tickets.

She felt sad yesterday because her team lost the match in the last minute. (feel blue)

She felt blue yesterday because her team lost at the last minute.

I fell asleep very quickly after training because I was extremely tired. (use: crash)

I crashed after training because I was super tired.

Let’s finish this meeting now because we only have five minutes left.(use: wrap up)

Let’s wrap up the meeting; we’ve got five minutes.

Your new sneakers look really nice, and I like the color because it fits your jacket. (use: sweet)

Those sneakers are sweet—the color matches your jacket.

I hardly passed the science quiz because I didn’t study much. (by the skin of my teeth)

I passed the science quiz by the skin of my teeth because I didn’t study much.

We had a lot of fun at the concert because the band played our favorite songs. (use: have a blast)

We had a blast at the concert; they played our songs.

That person keeps staring at us in a strange way during lunch, and it’s uncomfortable. (creep)

That person is a creep at lunch; it feels uncomfortable.

We can take my car because my dad said it’s okay to drive to training. (use: wheels)

Let’s take my wheels; my dad said it’s okay.