If you obey the rules, no one _ you.
Correct answer: B. Will trouble
- A. Would trouble
- B. Will trouble
- C. Troubles
- D. Troubled
Explanation
The correct answer is Option B: 'will trouble.' This option correctly uses the future tense to show a direct consequence of obeying the rules. The sentence structure indicates that if the rules are obeyed, the result will be that no one will trouble you. Options A, C, and D use different tenses that do not align with the conditional nature of the sentence, making them incorrect choices.
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