If we are driving on a roadway in a built-up area with three lanes in our direction delimited by road markings, and we are driving in the left-hand lane, are we doing so correctly if we want to turn left?

If we are driving on a roadway in a built-up area with three lanes in our direction delimited by road markings, and we are driving in the left-hand lane, are we doing so correctly if we want to turn left?
A)Yes, because it is the most suitable lane for our destination.Correct
B)No, we must drive in the right-hand lane.
C)We may turn left from any lane since the road is one-way.
In this case, since we are driving within a built-up area and with the lanes delimited, we may use whichever lane is most suitable for our destination.
If our intention is to turn left, the appropriate lane will be the one located on the left side of the road. If the lanes are not delimited, we must drive on the right until shortly before the intersection, where we will position ourselves to turn left.