Is it correct?
1-I knew that If I tell him the truth he will get angry with me
1-I knew when I tell him the truth he will get angry with me
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In this sentence you want both sentences in the same tense - the simple past. And you also need to use the conditiinal in the second half of the sentence as you have an 'if,' clause in the first half:
'I knew that, if I told him the truth, he would get angry.'
If you want the sentence in the future tense you could say.
'I know that he will get angry if I tell him the truth.'
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The first one is right except you use the past tense.
I knew that if I told him the truth he would get angry with me.
Context will also change things, if it's a conversation that has not happen you can also say
I know that if I tell him the truth he will get angry with me.
Again context is important.
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