The correct answer for the question that is being presented above is this one: "focus on an aspect of the theme." Every paragraph in a critique should <span>focus on an aspect of the theme. It has to be aligned to whatever the theme is so that it will make sense.</span>
The dependent clause of the sentence is "If we are going to make it to the movie on time," because it depends on the next part of the sentence to make sense. Without the next half of the sentence, the clause left alone wouldn't make any sense. The other clause is independent, meaning that it still makes sense when it stands without the dependent clause.
Well the reason you were watching at 9 o clock was bc you have no life
