Much of our language use serves non-informational purposes,such as
A)establishing or maintaining social relationships.
B)telling the barista that we want a skim latte.
C)advising a friend what time to show up at a party.
D)providing directions to an event.

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While all of the options listed involve language use, only choice A specifically includes non-informational purposes. Establishing or maintaining social relationships does not necessarily involve conveying new information, but instead focuses on connecting with others on a personal level.

Much of Our Language Use Serves Non-Informational Purposes,such as