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Hi Alzainah,
I had a similar situation a couple of weeks ago, when I had more green than required in the compost bins, and what I did was that I added some brown stuff (saw dust) and mixed it well with the compost. I think that balanced the Green/Brown ratio.

Have a nice day

Ahmad