The answer is A. It's too bad it's raining; I wanted to go for a swim.
Explanation:
In the multiple choices offered as possible answers, the words that are written differently are it's too<em> </em>bad it's raining; I wanted to go for a swim. Option A is the correct answer because it's is a contraction of it is, both times it appears in the sentence; the first too must be writen with two o's because it expresses an amount and the second to is only written with one o because it is a preposition before a verb.
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>
