Question

II. Language is the most exciting tool of communication. We must choose the right
word to produce the desired effect.
The word "got" is often used in such a general way that it has little real meaning. Write the
following passage with each “got” replaced by a more exact word (you may make any other
necessary changes):
I got up early this morning and quickly got dressed. I got straight down to breakfast
and soon got ready for school. I got my usual bus, which got me to school in good
time. I had good day at school and got good marks for all my work. I got through
the day feeling very pleased, and after school, got a bus back to my home, where I
got my tea and then got down to
my
homework.​

Answer 1

Answer:

to understand the different effects of written and spoken language - what they are called, from a technical or study standpoint,

to develop variety, sensitivity, style and effectiveness in your own use of language - written and spoken - for all sorts of communications, whatever your purposes, and

to improve understanding and interpretation of the meaning of words without having to look them up in a dictionary.