Which one of the following statements, if true, lends the most support to the view that language has an essential correspondence to things it describes? A. The categories of physical objects employed by one language correspond remarkably to the categories employed by another language that developed independently of the first. B. The categories of physical objects employed by one language correspond remarkably to the categories employed by another language that derives from the first. C. The categories of physical objects employed by speakers of a language correspond remarkably to the categories employed by other speakers of the same language. D. The sentence structures of languages in scientifically sophisticated societies vary little from language to language. E. Native speakers of many languages believe that the categories of physical objects employed by their language correspond to natural categories of objects in the world.