Single Answer MCQ
Q-00182137
In the context of translation, what does 'language interference' refer to?
1
Loss of original meaning
2
Mixing grammatical structures
3
Cultural adaptation
4
Contextual clarity
Answer and Solution
Answer
B. Mixing grammatical structures
Solution:
'Language interference' occurs when features of a speaker's first language affect their use of a second language, leading to mixing grammatical structures. Therefore, 'Mixing grammatical structures' is the correct answer.
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