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When analyzing a manuscript in a foreign language, a translator often finds an analytical lexicon to be extremely helpful because it not only defines but also parses words.
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When analyzing a manuscript in a foreign language, a translator often finds an analytical lexicon to be extremely helpful because it not only defines but also parses words.
a)When analyzing a manuscript in a foreign language, a translator often finds an analytical lexicon to be extremely helpful because it b)When analyzing a manuscript in a foreign language, a translator often finds analytical lexicons to be extremely helpful because the lexicons c)When analyzing a manuscript in a foreign language, an analytical lexicon is often extremely helpful because the lexicon d)When analyzing a manuscript in a foreign language, an analytical lexicon is often extremely helpful because it e)Analytical lexicons are often extremely helpful when analyzing a manuscript in a foreign language because they
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First "When analyzing a manuscript in a foreign language" is modifying Translator and can not modify analytical lexicon. so option C and D are wrong.
Option E is wrong here because of meaning. This is saying that Analytical lexicons are reading manuscript.
Now remaining options are A and B. Option B : Option B has plural "lexicons" at the end which can not have verbs in "defines" and "parses". so subject/Verb problem.
Now option A is right.Lets analyze option A also. "When analyzing a manuscript in a foreign language" analyze translator which is good. Here it can refer only to Lexicon only because to modify Translator we need "Who"
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