Hi can anyone of you write a funny and mysterious sentence with each of the idioms given below: I) In seventh heaven
2) Happy as Larry
3) Down in the dumps
4)One's heart sinks
5) To bite someone's head off
6) I've got a bone to pick with you
7) Jump out of one's skin
8)Rooted to the spot
9) Green with envy
10) Green-eyed monster

Please answer FAS!
The person with the correct answer will be marked BRANILIEST

Explanation:

1) The seventh heaven was now in shambles...who decided that it would be a good idea to let those immature devils into heaven?

2) I was as happy as Larry, now that I had finished clearing out the rancid shed.

3) I was having the worst day ever, then I fell in a pile of trash...I was quite literally down in the dumps.

4) My heart sank and I felt betrayed as I saw my cat ignore me and run to my friend instead.

5) I gasped, and looked at the TV screen in shock...did that monster seriously just bite his head off?

6) "Your dog stole my dog's bone toy, of course I have a bone to pick with you", shouted the annoyed girl.

7) "I knew it was a bad idea to go to the haunted house", I thought as I practically jumped out of my skin after hearing a loud, ghoulish cry in my ear.

8) I saw the ghost-looking things chasing us down, but I couldn't pull my friend (who was currently crying in fear) off the ground; she was rooted to the spot!

9) He was looking at my new boots in pure jealousy, and I swear I could see him turn green with envy.

10) The green eyed monster took over my life; I couldn't go a minute without being consumed by jealousy and envy!

In the seventh heaven, there is a skeleton named Grace. She is currently as happy as Larry, who is literally swimming in gold, but then a green-eyed monster with eyes that shine green with envy tells her "I've got a bone to pick with you." Which makes her laugh, thinking it was a joke since she's a skeleton, but that response pushed the monster down in dumps. Grace noticed the sad expression in the monster, so she asked what was wrong. She wasn't really paying attention to the monster until she heard them say "-to bite someone's head off-" That sentence alone could make one's heat sink in fear, or if it was a being with skin then it could make them jump out of one's skin. Grace's focus rooted to the spot as she eagerly talked to the monster, calming it down with whatever was wrong.

Explanation:

Sorry, got carried away XD

when reagan refers to freedom in this passage, he uses repetition as a rhetorical device. repetition is when the same words or phrases are repeated few times to make an idea stronger and more unforgettable. in this case, when he talks about freedom, he starts the sentence whit this word followed by a verb in present simple and after an advantage of being free.

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