Hello, world! Could you please correct my sentences or make them sound as natural as possible? JUMP THE GUN She completely jumped the gun by deciding on the date of our marriage without discussing it to me. ENTRANCE Her singing completely entranced the audience. ENTHRAL The kids were enthralled with the documentary on wild animals. RUMMAGE The rats were rummaging for food in the trash can. UNDERPIN His study is underpinned by the latest archeological findings. UNKEMPT The kids were dirty and unkempt. SHABBY I'm tired of being treated in such a shabby way! COMPEL(LING) When I knew that she was moving out, I felt compelled to confess my feelings for her. His tone of voice during his speeches compels animosity from his opposition. It's almost as if he had a compelling urge to tell lies. The evidence shown by him seemed very compelling according to specialists. INCUMBENT It is incumbent on parents to teach their children to be respectful towards others. Thanks in advance!

今日本語を勉強するつもりだったんだけど他の言語を勉強したあとすっかり疲れちゃったんでもう寝ようかなと思ってんだぁ。

Please, correct me sentences! (Done in a hurry. Sorry for any spelling mistake.) ON THE OFF CHANCE: Although it's sunny he left with his umbrella along, just on the off chance of rain. FALL BY THE WAYSIDE: Many companies fell by the wayside due to the pandemic. SLUGGISH: She's walking sluggish after eating too much. DRIVE A WEDGE: Their breakup have droven a wedge between the two of them. CONDONE: Violent conduct is not condoned in this school. RUN BY: I have some ideas I'd like to run you by. WHIP UP: The group have been very active on social media in order to whip up their fans for their concert next week. I whipped up some sandwhiches in a hurry because I was late to work. SPONGE OFF: My brother's been sponging off food of me since he lost his job. JACK UP: Oil prices have jacked up tremendously. This song gets me all jacked up when I'm working out. WRITHE: She was writhing in pain on the ground. YAMMER: He spent the whole weekend yammering away about his date with some girl he met online. QUALM: He told everyone his brother's secret with no qualms whatsoever. UNSCATHED: She got away from the accident completely unscathed. GRIMACE: They grimaced on seeing what she was wearing. SHUDDER: Just the thought of losing her makes me shudder. SKIMP: Just because you're broke it doesn't mean you have to skimp on food and clothes.

「苦あれば楽あり」って言われているけれど、苦し過ぎてては嫌だ！

I'd appreciate it if you corrected the sentences bellow! EXUDE: Confidence and determination exudes from her. GOOF OFF Stop goofing off and go back to work! GLEAN: They managed to glean pieces of information about the incident that were thought to be destroyed! FLOCK: Several people flocked together to protest against police brutality. ENGROSS: The more she read about philosophy, the more it engrossed her. POUND OUT: She pulled an all-nighter and managed to pound out the article on time. HITCH: I managed hitched a lift/ride to London. TRIFLE: A $1000 dollars purse is nothing but a trifle to her. RASH: Be careful not to say anything rash during your interview. PUSH AROUND: Until when will you accept being pushed around by those blockhead tugs? FLABBERGASTED: I was completely flabbergasted when I heard she'd got married. STALL: My car stalled in the middle of a jam! I'm on my way! Try to stall her for more 5 minutes! LURK: There is a stranger lurking around our neighbourhood. We'd better call the police. PROBE: Hundreds of secret documents about the war had been probed and published by whistleblowers. TALLY (UP): Her accounts of the event tallied exactly with the stories of other witnessess. After he tallied up the costs of moving to Japan, he decided against it. FAZE: She wasn't fazed in the slightest when she figured that she was being cheated on. BRACE ONESELF: They made it to the finals, but now the team needs to brace themselves for their next opponent.

Hello, world! If you could correct the sentences bellow you'd be of much assistance! 1 - I felt wretched when my wife died. 2 - Many years elapsed since we broke up. 3 - He went into the forest to hew some wood. 4 - We need to do away with the machinery of the State. 5 - The revolutionies failed to wrest control of the means of production from the bourgeoisie. 6 - When she saw the news she trebled in excitement. 7 - He was scouring for his keys around the room. 8 - I squandered all my time trying to convince him to go shopping with me. 9 - He toiled in the farms everyday to provide for his family. 10 - It's common to get lost in the teeming city of Tokyo. 11 - The taxes levied on the working class this year is 40% bigger compared to last year. 12 - He got into a prestigious university by dint of studying hard every day! 13 - She reproached me for being late. 14 - The schools' top-notch facilities minister to the needs of all its students. 15 - She was wearing an awful, drab dress. 16 - They contrived to live by dint of toiling in the fields. 17 - I need to get my room's window seen to. 18 - There is an enormous chasm on social issues among all generations.

我女儿也还有很多朋友 I can't wrap my head around the "还" in "还有" in the above sentence... Doesn't it mean something around the lines of "still"? Couldn't it just be: "我女儿也有很多朋友" = "My daughter also has many friends"? Or is "还有" (in addition) complementing "也" (also) to make it more emphatic? Thanks in advance!