(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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"I would like to have the new burger from Shake Shack!" I exclaimed excitedly.
I gawked at my phone in disbelief, "Forty-two missed calls and twenty messages?"
That immense guilt crept
I had to keep the family secret burger recipe which had been passed down for generations.
MC's younger brother wanted a watch for his birthday.
I owe my friend a treat as he or she had rendered me great help.
MC's family is poor.
I realised I had forgotten to buy a birthday present for my father.
I promised my brother that I would achieve the gold medal in his stead.
I was incorrigibly hooked on my device and could not control the urge to touch that 'on' button.
As a result, I promised to wear my watch to school daily.
MC had become so obsessed with losing weight that she fainted due to the lack of nutrients.
My parents never came back from that dinner run. They... were gone.
I was late for the group meeting.
He went to a party.
I met my best friend again after five years at our favourite burger cafe.
My grades dropped.
My mother was disappointed and angry at me for breaking my promise.
"Drats! I've overslept again. I am definitely going to be served detention this time," James cried in exasperation.
MC is a short-tempered spoilt brat. Whatever he asks for, he receives. One day, he requested for a tutor.
I misplaced a precious watch that my brother had lent me.
"Dad!" I watched my father helplessly as he grabbed his chest in anger at my actions. Without warning, he had collapsed and crashed onto the floor with a resounding thud.
"You promised to be always be there for me as a friend," Leila cried.
That lump in my throat would not go away as I listened to his words. I had left my old friend in the lurch because of my new and 'cooler' friends.
With widened eyes, I ran towards Mika and gave him the biggest hug of my life. Choking back my tears, I cried, "I thought you had gone to New York."
I ran as fast as I could to the burger cafe, hoping I had not missed the boat in mending the friendship.
