Complete the dialogue using the first conditional.

Here is the completed dialogue using the first conditional, along with explanations: **Sarah:** Do you fancy going to the café later? **Claire:** No thanks. If I go to the café, I **will fail** my exam on Monday. (fail) **Sarah:** Really? What do you mean? **Claire:** If I go to the café, I **will see** Cathy. (see) Cathy. If I see Cathy, she **will invite** me to her party. (invite) me to her party. If she **invites** me to her party, I'll stay out late on Saturday. (invite) me to her party, If I stay out late on Saturday, I **will sleep** all Sunday morning. (sleep) all Sunday morning. If I sleep all Sunday morning, I **will not do** any revision. (not do) any revision. If I **do not do** any revision, I **will fail** my exam on Monday! **Explanation:** This exercise focuses on the first conditional. The first conditional is used to talk about possibilities in the present or in the future. It describes what will probably happen if a condition is met. The structure of the first conditional is usually: * **If + Present Simple, will + base form of the verb** Let's break down each sentence: 1. **"If I go to the café, I will fail my exam on Monday."** * *Condition:* Going to the café. * *Result:* Failing the exam. 2. **"If I go to the café, I will see Cathy."** * *Condition:* Going to the café. * *Result:* Seeing Cathy. 3. **"If I see Cathy, she will invite me to her party."** * *Condition:* Seeing Cathy. * *Result:* Being invited to the party. 4. **"If she invites me to her party, I'll stay out late on Saturday."** * *Condition:* Being invited to the party. * *Result:* Staying out late. 5. **"If I stay out late on Saturday, I will sleep all Sunday morning."** * *Condition:* Staying out late. * *Result:* Sleeping all Sunday morning. 6. **"If I sleep all Sunday morning, I will not do any revision."** * *Condition:* Sleeping all Sunday morning. * *Result:* Not doing any revision. 7. **"If I do not do any revision, I will fail my exam on Monday!"** * *Condition:* Not doing any revision. * *Result:* Failing the exam.