Complete the dialogue using the words in brackets.

Here's the completed dialogue: A: 'We're going to the beach tomorrow.' (we / going / to go / beach / tomorrow) Do you fancy going? B: I'm not sure. (I / not sure) I want to stay at home and play computer games. (I / want / stay at home and play computer games) A: Come on, you'll enjoy it! (come on, / you / enjoy) It will be hot and sunny! B: OK I'll think about it. (OK / I think about) **Explanation:** 1. **A's statement:** The first sentence already uses the suggested words to form a statement about going to the beach tomorrow. 'Do you fancy going?' is a way to invite someone. 2. **B's response (first blank):** The most appropriate phrase from the bracket is 'I'm not sure' as it expresses doubt about going. 3. **B's response (second blank):** Here, the sentence would express the reasons why B is unsure. Thus, the most suitable words are 'I want to stay at home and play computer games'. 4. **A's response:** The phrase 'Come on' is used to encourage the other person to join, and 'You'll enjoy it' is a way to convince them. 5. **B's final response:** 'OK, I'll think about it' shows that B is considering the offer.