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Taka Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

reference question, still again

In general, research on the "effects" of television on audiences has tended to trerat viewers-children and adults-as passive and undiscriminating in their reactions to what they see.

About "in their reactionsto what they see", does it refer to both 'passive' and 'undiscriminating', or 'undiscriminating' only?
  

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Hello Taka I'd take it as referring to both. ) MrP

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Hello Taka

I'd take it as referring to both. (If you wanted to exclude "passive", you would add a comma before "and".)

MrP
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Thank you, my sensei!
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My pleasure!

I hope you had a good holiday today.

MrP
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MrPedanticI hope you had a good holiday today.

MrP

You too, MrP!
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