Which corrects the misplaced or dangling modifier in the sentence below?

After working on the yard for three hours, the rain began.
A) The rain began after working on the yard for three hours.
B) After Mira worked on the yard for three hours, it began to rain.
C) After working on the yard for three hours, the rain began to fall softly.
D) After working on the yard for three hours, the rain began to fall on Mira.

Well, this sentence is a real zinger! It looks like we have a misplaced modifier here. To fix it up, we need to make sure that the rain is the one doing the beginning. So, option B) After Mira worked on the yard for three hours, it began to rain, is the way to go. Now that's what I call a rainmaker!