Which type of language is the most used in daily life, privileging the context, the subject, the object, the facts, and the judgments, exclusively?...

Which type of language is the most used in daily life, privileging the context, the subject, the object, the facts, and the judgments, exclusively?


a. The one used in oral texts, requiring linguistic mastery to work with textual referents. It is typical of journalistic, scientific, and didactic texts.
b. The one called denotative or cognitive, privileging the context, the subject, the object, the fact, the judgments, and the referent of the message. It requires linguistic mastery to identify textual referents. It is typical of journalistic, scientific, and didactic texts.
c. The one most used in daily life. Called denotative or cognitive, it privileges the context, the subject, the object, the fact, the judgments, and the referent of the message. It requires linguistic mastery to identify textual referents. It is typical of journalistic, scientific, and didactic texts.
d. The one most used in written texts, privileging the context and the subject only. It requires linguistic mastery to search for textual referents. Called denotative or cognitive. Present in journalistic, scientific, and didactic texts.
e. The one most used in daily life, privileging the context. It evidences the subject, the object, the facts, and the judgments. Very frequent in journalistic, scientific, and didactic texts.