critically acclaimed

**viet_ghat** · 13-May-2007, 08:59

It is critically acclaimed TV series.

please explain the meaning of this sentence.

**bianca** · 13-May-2007, 09:36

I find this sentence rather odd, incorrect.

**Anglika** · 13-May-2007, 11:29

Originally Posted by viet_ghat

It is critically acclaimed TV series.

please explain the meaning of this sentence.

The critics have all thought it was a terrific series and said so in their reviews.

**Philly** · 13-May-2007, 12:53

Originally Posted by bianca

I find this sentence rather odd, incorrect.

Hi Bianca
Maybe you found it odd simply because the word 'a' is missing:
It is a critically acclaimed TV series.

**bianca** · 13-May-2007, 13:24

Gotcha! Thanks!

**viet_ghat** · 13-May-2007, 14:06

Thanks to all.

But no one explained the meaning of `critically acclaimed' that's what I am waiting for.

Please explain `critically acclaimed'.

**bianca** · 13-May-2007, 14:14

Anglika did, so read carefully.

**~~Jason72~~** · 13-May-2007, 14:16

As Anglika said:
A CRITICALLY ACCLAIMED TV Series: The critics have all thought it was a terrific series and said so in their reviews.

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