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If something goes wrong, you should attend to it at once.

If something goes wrong, you should take care of it at once.

if you don't mind

if circumstances permit

It would involve a big loss.

I am prepared for the worst.

when you get down to it

Make no mistake about it, you have to do it.

I'm worried about whether I have other things I should do or not.

It's really time something was done.

You will have to do that all over again if you don't listen to me.

You'll have to pay dearly for it.

There'll be the devil to pay.

I hope there hasn't been an accident on the way.

Don't leave here until you've done it.

Don't leave here until you've done that.

Don't leave here until you have done it.

I was quite at a loss [I hesitated a lot over] which (of them) to choose.

Excuse my interference, but I would advise you to give up the idea.

If you had kept quiet, nobody would have noticed.

If we do this, it'll set a precedent.

You can suit yourself about that.

Take it or leave it.

You can like it or lump it.

If you don't like it, you can go jump in the lake.

That would reflect on his good name.

It's a scandal that such things should happen.

If we decline, what are the alternatives?

We should take the necessary steps before it's too late.

Dust thou art, and unto dust shalt thou return.