If/rains/it/,/grow/the plants/don’t/doesn’t/well.
A. If it don’t rains, the plants doesn’t grow well.
B. If it doesn’t rain, the plants well don’t grow.
C. If it doesn’t rain, the plants don’t grow well.
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