2complete the phrases (1-6) with the correct prepositions. then match the phrases with the correct endings. in of at to of about l i'm forward a eating ice cream. i love it! 2 i'm feeling a bit b doing a test at school worried tomorrow. it'll be hard! 3 i'm very fond c learning about 4 i'm alworys really computers. i've done several courses. scared 5 i'm really interested 6 i was good

1) To be honest, I don't sleep in the tent very often. the fact is that my family and I rarely go camping and so in my life I have only slept in the tent a couple of times

2) i like camping however i dont have time to go camping so often. i love camping because this is the opportunity to escape from the urban environment and stay in nature. I can enjoy the environment and spend time at fresh air.

3) I remember that when I was on a camping trip with a class, despite numerous prohibitions, I secretly fed wild harmless animals. I thought that nothing serious and terrible would happen. but then, as we continued our trip, this animal kept following us and asking for more food. Then I realized how stupid I was by not listening to my teachers

4) I remember when I was a small child, my mother and I went to a huge shopping center. I was very bored with my mother and while she did not see me, I left her and went to look for sweets. but then I realized that I was lost and started to panic and cry. I remember how scared I was. other people noticed me and helped me find my mother. After this incident, I never left my mother's side

Diwali, also known as Deepavali, is my favorite festival. "The Festival of Lights" is another name for it. Hindus in India and the Indian Diaspora commemorate it in October or November. It dates back more than 2,500 years.This occasion is associated to a number of stories. One legend from northern India tells of the mighty King Rama, one of the Hindu god Vishnu's avatars. Rama returned to his country after fourteen years of exile, conquering the evil demon Ravana, who kidnapped his wife, Sita, according to the Ramayana, an ancient epic. When he arrived in Ayodhya, his kingdom, people greeted him by lighting diyas, or oil lights. The Hindu god Krishna is said to have saved sixteen thousand women from slavery in a classic narrative from southern India. Narakasura is a tyrant king. Both stories end with good triumphing over evil. Diwali is also a festival dedicated to the goddess Lakshmi.On Diwali day, I like to go to the temple and pray to Mother Lakshmi. For peace, prosperity, and money, we pray to Goddess Lakshmi. I also dress in new Indian outfits, such as men's kurtas and women's saris.