_ Exercise: The 1-st Conditional _ 1) If I want to express a very probable situation in the future, I will use the 1-st conditional. 2) She will take a vacation to another country, if her friend Sam lends her a small amount of money. 3) John's pen-pal friend will show him around Seoul, if John writes to him beforehand and asks for such a favor. 4) Right after you tell me that she is not important for you any more, I'll trust that you're ready to head over to our common goals. 5) If your dog bites me, I'll call the police and you'll go to prison. 6) If I'm not stop talking with you right now, I'll be late for the bas. 7) People of Poland will choose a new president in May, if their government makes decision to hold elections using the postal service. 8) I think, my girlfriend won't take it good, if I don't call her in time. 9) If you pick this flower, it will fade for a couple of days. 10) Probably some kind persons will fix my sentences, if they open this page and waste several minutes of their live to help me. I'm trying to figure out how the conditional structures work in English, so I ask you to help me with that. Thank you!