If you tell lies all the time, _______ (people / not / believe) you.
A. If you tell lies all the time, people will not believe you.
B. If you tell lies all the time, people not believe you.
C. If you tell lies all the time, people will believe not you.
D. If you tell lies all the time, people believe not will you.
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