You are not leaving this room _ you tell me exactly what you did.
Correct answer: A. until
- A. until
- B. but
- C. so that
- D. in order to
Explanation
Correct: The term "until" is appropriate as it refers to up to (the point in time or the event mentioned). In this context, it suggests that the user is not leaving the room until they tell exactly what they did.
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