Unless you follow the rules, you _ punished
Correct answer: B. Will be
- A. Are
- B. Will be
- C. Have been
- D. Would
Explanation
The sentence is a future conditional statement, indicating a potential future outcome based on a condition. 'Will be' is the correct future tense to convey this condition. The other options either do not match the tense required for this context or imply a different time frame.
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