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If you ( shout) I would complain to the teacher

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Answered by Mankuthemonkey01

If you will shout I would complain to the teacher.

Inferring from the verb would, the sentence is most likely to have the future form of shout. The addressee hasn't shouted yet, but if they will shout in future, the speaker will complain. Hence, future tense is the most suitable tense here.

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If you will shout I would complain to the teacher

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