Passage Summary: The people who are best at using language—famous authors—actually follow the 'proper' rules of grammar less than regular people do because they like to be creative.

Reasoning: Great authors are the top language users, but their creative and unique styles often lead them to ignore standard grammar and usage rules more than the average person does.

Analysis: We are looking for a statement that must be true or is highly likely based on these premises. The text creates a bit of an irony: the 'best' users are the ones most likely to break the rules. This suggests that being a 'best user' of a language doesn't necessarily mean following the rules most strictly. It seems that to be truly great, one must first learn the rules well enough to know exactly how to ignore them.