I learned something today.

I study English through pop songs with my friends. Today's song was "Working for the weekend" by loverboy.
When I heard this song, I loved it. I also learned some idioms from it.
I'll practice those idioms that I've learned today by making sentences including those idioms.

Today's idioms -> come out / go off the deep end / start from start / come through / work out / hold out
1. Julie is angry at me, so she wouldn't want to come out my party.
(A more appropriate sentence would probably be "-so she wouldn't want to come to my party." 
As for "come out", it is better to use it in a sentence like "The movie will come out next week." or "Come out of the house.")
2. My boss gave me extra work. I am going off the deep end.
3. Jerry's computer broke down before she could save her homework. She needs to start from start her homework. (Is this idiom supposed to be "Start from scratch"?)
4. I expected you to come through.
5. Working out regularly is good for staying healthy.
6. I am exhausted !! I can't hold out at all. 

Nice use of idioms! I also hope we can be friends xD

I learned something today

I study English using pop songs with my friends. Today's song was 'Working for the weekend' by loverboy. When I heard this song, I loved it and also learned some idioms.
I'll practice those idioms that I've learned today by making sentences including the idioms.

Today's idioms -> come out / go off the deep end / start from start / come through / work out / hold out

1. Julie is angry about me, so she wouldn't want to come out to my party.
2. My boss has given me extra work. I am going off the deep end.
3. Jerry's computer was broken before she saved her homework. She needs to start her homework from the start .
4. I expected you to come through.
5. Working out regularly is good for health. (Good sentence but incorrect use of the idiom - try "We have problems but I know we can work them out")
6. I am exhausted !! I can't hold out at all. (Good sentence but incorrect use of the idiom - "We are holding you out as a good example to others."

Hello Hyun,

Using English songs is a brilliant way to learn English and you are right to try and practise the things you learn to help you remember them. Just a few small mistakes with these.

Hope this helps

Bob