Answer: A. Leo is a dog.
Explanation: The most clearly implicit detail, is that Leo is a dog.
a comma. “Maybe she left because she’s mad at me, or do you think i’m overthinking things?”
True, cliches are helpful in getting an audiences interest.
The correctly-punctuated sentence is: "After they rested a few days, the aliens revived sufficiently to explore."
According to English grammar, when you have a sentence with an adverbial dependent clause which comes before the independent clause, you should add a comma before the independent clause.
Here, the adverbial dependent clause is "After they rested a few days:"
- <u>dependent</u> because it does not express a full thought and cannot stand on its own as a sentence,
- <u>adverbial</u> because it starts with the subordinating cunjunction <em>after</em>, thus giving an information about the main verb of the sentence (<em>rested</em>).
