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Answer: B. stops
Answer: (b) stops
Explanation: In time clauses introduced by conjunctions like until, when, before, or as soon as, we use the Simple Present Tense to refer to a future action. Using the future auxiliary "will" in these subordinate time clauses is grammatically incorrect.
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