Question

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Bethia's essay about suburbs starts off with this passage.
Some people love the city, and some people love small towns. For others, nothing will do but a piece of land far out in the country. But in my opinion,
the suburb is underrated as a great place to live.
Which could Bethia use as a supporting point for her main argument?
Suburbs combine the best of both city and country living.
Trains allow workers to live in the suburbs but work in the city.
A well-designed suburb includes bicycle paths and footpaths.
Many cities are surrounded by independent, self-governing suburbs.

Answer 1

Option A, Suburbs combine the best of both city and country living

Step-by-step explanation:

Bethia will support her statement with argument given in option B.

The argument in option A i.e Suburbs combine the best of both city and country living will best support her consent of proving that suburbs are underrated.

Suburb areas are mostly lying at the periphery of major cities at a commutable distance. These suburbs are well connected with transport services. These are cheaper than the main cities and provide a good balance of services of residential and commercial zones.