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What are the uses of language?

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For planning

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For organising

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C

For communication

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To create new sentences

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The correct options are
A For planning
B For organising
C For communication
D To create new sentences
Language helps in planning and organising; to attract the attention of others; to create new words and sentences; to understand our world better and to tell others what we feel and experience.

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