_ the boss arrives, I am the one who makes the rules.
Correct answer: C. As soon as
- A. Until
- B. Because
- C. As soon as
- D. Nevertheless
Explanation
The correct answer is 'As soon as' because it establishes a direct and immediate condition where the authority to make the rules changes when the boss arrives. 'Until' suggests a lingering condition without immediate change. 'Because' is used to give reasons and does not apply to this temporal context. 'Nevertheless' introduces a contrast, not a condition based on timing.
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