Question ID:PT83 S1 Q11 Passage:Lecturer: If I say, "I tried to get my work done on time," the meanings of my words do not indicate that I didn't get it done on time. But usually you would correctly understand me to be saying that I didn't. After all, if I had gotten my work done on time, I would instead just say, "I got my work done on time." And this example is typical of how conversation works. Stem:The lecturer's statements, if true, most strongly support which one of the following statements? Correct Answer Choice:AChoice A:Understanding what people say often requires more than just understanding the meanings of the words they use. Choice B:It is unusual for English words to function in communication in the way that "tried" does. Choice C:Understanding what people use a word to mean often requires detecting their nonverbal cues. Choice D:Speakers often convey more information in conversation than they intend to convey. Choice E:Listeners cannot reasonably be expected to have the knowledge typically required for successful communication.