SectionⅥLesson4[原文呈现]AAccordingto①aresearchpublishedbyLeedsUniversityyesterday②,peopledon’tmindbadlanguageontelevisionaslongas③itisnotusedinprogrammeswatchedbychildren④
Thestudyfoundtherewas“amazingagreement”aboutwhenbadlanguagewasseriousandwhenitwasnot⑤
Evenagroupofmothersagreedthatacertainamountof⑥badlanguageinthewellknownfilmPulpFiction⑦was“OK”becausethedialogueandsituationmadeit“funny”
Somepeoplesaidtheyfoundtheuseofdrugsinthefilmmoreworryingthanthebadlanguage⑧
Peoplewereaskedtocommenton⑨scenes⑩fromfilmslikePulpFiction,TVserieslikeChannel4’sBrooksideandcartoonslikeSouthPark
LeedsUniversityconcluded⑪thatpeoplemadeadistinctionbetweenbadlanguageusedinprogrammesforadults,and⑫thosemeantforchildren
PeterMoore,awriterattheBBC,said,“Theresultdoesnotsurprise⑬usatall⑭
Wehavealwaystriedtokeepbadl