Question

multiple choice question because many words suggest ideas that are different from what they literally mean, the connotative meaning of words should always be ignored. language has layers of meaning. syntactic rules should never be broken. language is always deceptive.

Explanation:

Words having meanings different from their literal sense implies language has multiple layers - denotative (literal) and connotative (suggested). Connotative meanings can't always be ignored. Syntactic rules aren't related here. And language isn't always deceptive just because of connotations.

Answer:

language has layers of meaning.