The following is a student draft. It may contain errors. Community Gardens (1) Community gardens, with their rows of bountiful produce, are becoming popular across the United States and the world because they provide places where people get to work with their hands, where people find a peaceful, quiet place, and where communities can come together. (2) More people are keen on reaping the benefits of these gardens, which include improved overall health, better community relationships, and a healthier environment. (3) Starting a community garden is a detailed process. (4) Like with any group project, a community garden requires like-minded individuals to come together. (5) So, the first step is to create a planning group. (6) The planning group should include people committed and willing to make time for the community garden. (7) Next, it's important to find a location for the garden. (8) Some local governments set aside lots for people to use as community gardens. (9) Some organizations help people rent or purchase spaces for gardening. (10) Once the location is chosen, the final step is to decide the layout or structure of the garden. (11) For example, some gardens use wooden crates to plant vegetables or fruits. (12) Other gardens arrange plants in rows in small plots in the ground. (13) Based on the layout, people can begin planting in the garden. (14) Community gardens require teamwork and dedication, which can help bring a community closer. 3 Select the correct answer. How can sentences 8 and 9 be combined to improve clarity? A. Some local governments, contrary to some organizations, set aside lots for people to use as community gardens. B. Some local governments only set aside lots for people to use as community gardens, unlike some organizations. C. Some local governments set aside lots for people to use as community gardens, in spite of some organizations helping people rent or purchase spaces for gardening. D. Some local governments set aside lots for people to use as community garde