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denwa wo kakenakereba, dare mo konai desyou.

電でん話わ　を　かけなければ、　誰だれ　も　来こない　でしょう。denwa wo kakenakereba, dare mo konai desyou.
If you don't call, no one will probably come.
From Lesson 378:The conditional particle ば with verbs·Japanese
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