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Your words don't make sense.

Dad doesn’t like that book because the story doesn’t make sense.

His story didn't make sense that's why I didn't believe him.

Will it make sense

It doesn't add up.

Why would she disappear the day before her holiday? It just doesn't add up.

Definition if amounts add up, they make one large amount when they are all put together

He quickly added up the figures in his head, add up to sth: The company's assets add up to $107bn, These changes could add up to a marked improvement for the library.

Why would he want to sell this beautiful house for such a low price? It doesn’t add up.

1) Her story just doesn't add up. 2) I'm not very good at adding up in my head.

I learned how to add up

The bills add up to $100.00. That's less than I expected!

When you add up everything we've spent, it's cost well over £200.

if a set of facts does not add up, you do not believe it is correct because it does not match other information that you already have

If you add up the corresponding values you arrive at the overall rate of HICP inflation

There’s something about this case that just doesn’t add up.

I’m sorry, but your story just doesn’t add up (coś tu nie gra).

(no object) logically fit together. "His theory is hard to believe, but his research adds up." NOTE: This phrasal verb is often negative: "His theory seems, at first, to be plausible, but the facts in his research don't add up."

If you were using Approach #1, you would need to add up each goal total manually.