(1)One of my favorite buildings in the complete state of Texas is the Texas state capital (2)our capital is a beautiful and impressive structure(3) by the square-foot age it is the best state capital in the country. Marcus would like to add a sentence to support the idea he has presented in sentence 2 which of these could best follow and support sentence 2.

1. It complements other oppressive buildings in the city, such as Texas history Museum which is located nearby

2. Construction began in 1882 and finish six years later

3. Using square footage as a measurement is common for buildings and land masses

4. You’re not only it is the six tall is capital in the United States, which but is almost 15 feet taller than our national capital in Washington DC

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