单选题As sought after for speaking ability, African Grey parrots, being considered valuable by both researchers and pet owners.AAs sought after for speaking ability, African Grey parrots, being considered valuable by both researchers and pet owners.BAfrican Grey parrots sought after for their ability to speak who are considered valuable by both researchers and pet owners.CSought after for their speaking abilities, African Grey parrots are considered valuable by both researchers and pet owners.DSought after for their speaking abilities, researchers and pet owners consider African Grey parrots valuable.ESought after because of their speaking ability, researchers and pet owners who are considering African Grey parrots valuable.
单选题
As sought after for speaking ability, African Grey parrots, being considered valuable by both researchers and pet owners.
A
As sought after for speaking ability, African Grey parrots, being considered valuable by both researchers and pet owners.
B
African Grey parrots sought after for their ability to speak who are considered valuable by both researchers and pet owners.
C
Sought after for their speaking abilities, African Grey parrots are considered valuable by both researchers and pet owners.
D
Sought after for their speaking abilities, researchers and pet owners consider African Grey parrots valuable.
E
Sought after because of their speaking ability, researchers and pet owners who are considering African Grey parrots valuable.
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解析：
A和B项是句子片段。D和E项修饰语误置。只有C项正确。
A和B项是句子片段。D和E项修饰语误置。只有C项正确。
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