GameMaker - Catch The Clown

I used Game Maker and one of their tutorials to make this game. click the clown as much as possible.
While making the game, I found it hard to figure out what events or actions they were mentioning a few times so I read it again or asked my friends. I'm also pretty bad at reading fast so I highlighted the text to help me.
Here is the game: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1u-tMdXHuXnu8AQGX9OlL5LHxVP1pnnZm/view?usp=sharing

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