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 sluggishly after eating too much. DRIVE A WEDGE: Their breakup had (or has depending on tense) driven 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 by you. WHIP UP: The group has been very active on social media in order to whip up their fans for their concert next week. I whipped up some sandwiches because I was late to work. SPONGE OFF: My brother's been sponging food off 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 doesn't mean you have to skimp on food and clothes.

Please, correct my sentences! (Done in a hurry. Sorry for any spelling mistake.) ON THE OFF CHANCE: Although it's sunny he took 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 sluggishly after eating too much. DRIVE A WEDGE: Their breakup has driven 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 by you. (the ideas do the running, not the person) WHIP UP: The group has been very active on social media in order to whip up their fans for their concert next week. I whipped up some sandwiches in a hurry because I was late to work. SPONGE OFF: My brother's been sponging food off 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. could be okay - but yammering kind of means complaining. 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.