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The episode was widely condemned

 
 
Reply Sun 20 Jan, 2019 08:25 am
The episode, in which both the teenagers and the elder were present, was condemned? The question is: Who was condemned? The grammar sounds either one is possible.

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Reply Sun 20 Jan, 2019 11:24 am
What happened was condemned ( people harassing other people)
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Reply Mon 21 Jan, 2019 06:02 am
@oristarA,
Episode normally means part of a serial but that's not its only meaning, it can also mean an event or an occurrence.

This is what it means here, the event where Native Americans were insulted by rich private school kids is condemned. And by extension the behaviour of those kids was condemned.
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Reply Mon 21 Jan, 2019 10:20 pm
Thank you.
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