PLEASE ASAP, 5 SENTENCES 1. They won't lend you a car if you don't leave the deposit.
They won't lend you a car unless
2. I'm waiting for Tom to finish his lunch.
I'm waiting until
3. We will arrive in time for lunch unless the traffic is bad.
We will arrive in time for lunch if
4. My sister (not answer) the phone if she is watching a film on tv.
5. Don't talk to Michael unless he (apologise) to you.

They won't lend you a car unless you leave a deposit.

I'm waiting until Tom finishes his lunch.

We will arrive in time for lunch if traffic isn't bad.

My sister won't answer the phone if she is watching TV.

Don't talk to Michael unless he apologises to you.

Hope this helps :)

1) unless you leave the deposit

2)until Tom finishes his lunch

3)if the trafficis not bad

4)will not

5)apologises

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