1) Father's Day in the UK is on the third Sunday in June. We enjoy this day very much and always arrange a **celebration** at home. Our dad deserves it – he is the most **amazing** person I’ve ever met. He works as a train **driver** and he loves his job, though it takes time and energy. He cannot spend lots of time with us, but when he is at home, we have a **fantastic** time all together. Dad is a very **creative** person and often invents new games for us. There are three children in our family and we always prepare a present for our dad together. Last time it was a large, **colourful** book about the history of trains. The book starts with the invention of the first train and tells the whole story of the railway up to the present day. 2) The 5th of November is Guy Fawkes Night. This holiday is also known as Bonfire Night as lighting bonfires is an essential part of the **celebration**. **Naturally**, it’s one of the favourite holidays for children – they simply can’t miss the firework display. Most parents allow their children to stay outdoors till late at night. It would be **unfair** to make them stay at home when the sky is lit up with colours. However, children should never be left on their own - bonfires and fireworks are potentially **dangerous**. Emergency reports say the number of people needing medical care increases on this night. Some of them are **careless** with fire. In spite of the excitement, the children may also catch a cold on this November night. Warm jumpers, coats and gloves are more **useful** than ever.

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