Find the main clause for each of these If-clauses.
1 If you sell more than you did last year,
▢ he'll be out on his ear.
▢ I'll buy you a new car.
▢ you'll soon be on your way.
▢ you'll be in big trouble.
2 If you take my advice,
▢ Concorde is faster than a 747.
▢ I'll buy two.
▢ you'll keep a tighter control on what Jerome gets up to.
▢ you'll be in big trouble.
3 If he doesn't accept our offer,
▢ we'll have to withdraw. That's the most we can afford to pay.
▢ your job here will be quite safe.
▢ he'll be out on his ear.
▢ you won't be in any trouble.
4 If you give me a 10 % discount,
▢ you'll soon be on your way.
▢ your job here will be quite safe.
▢ I'll buy two.
▢ you'll be in big trouble.
5 If sales don't improve soon,
▢ we'll have to lay off some workers.
▢ your job here will be quite safe.
▢ I'll buy two.
▢ you'll keep a tighter control on what Jerome gets up to.
6 If the report isn't on my desk tomorrow morning,
▢ you'll be in big trouble.
▢ your job here will be quite safe.
▢ we'll have to lay off some workers.
▢ he'll be out on his ear.
7 If Nick doesn't mend his ways soon,
▢ you'll soon be on your way.
▢ your job here will be quite safe.
▢ you'll be in big trouble.
▢ he'll be out on his ear.
8 If I see you standing around the coffee machine talking again,
▢ you'll be in big trouble.
▢ your job here will be quite safe.
▢ we'll have to lay off some workers.
▢ he'll be out on his ear.
9 If you don't make the grade here,
▢ your job here will be quite safe.
▢ you'll soon be on your way.
▢ we'll have to lay off some workers.
▢ he'll be out on his ear.
10 Unless you do something really bad,
▢ your job here will be quite safe.
▢ you'll soon be on your way.
▢ you'll be in big trouble. ▢ he'll be out on his ear.