Find the mistakes and correct the sentences: 1. He's been away for two months now and he's dying for get back home. 2. Tammy's not exactly a nature at the violin, but she works hard. 3. I'm sorry: when I couldn't find my jacket, I went red and you were the first person I met. 4. Guess what? My parents gave our camping weekend a green light! 5. Your essay is a bit confusing. I want your opinions to be black or white. 6. My dog used to be really naughty, but after a few lessons, he's as good as diamond.

Certainly! Here are the corrected sentences: 1. He's been away for two months now and he's dying to get back home. 2. Tammy's not exactly a natural at the violin, but she works hard. 3. I'm sorry: when I couldn't find my jacket, I turned red and you were the first person I met. 4. Guess what? My parents gave the green light for our camping weekend! 5. Your essay is a bit confusing. I want your opinions to be black or white. (This sentence is correct as it is; it’s a common idiomatic expression meaning clear-cut.) 6. My dog used to be really naughty, but after a few lessons, he's as good as gold. Let me know if you'd like further explanations!