Manners:Manners are the unenforced

Manners:

Manners are the unenforced standards of behaviour which demonstrate that a person is proper, polite, and refined. Manners are like laws - they are standards for human behaviour, but there is no system for punishing people who show bad manners other than social disapproval. What is considered 'good manners' changes with time, geographical location, social class and situation. Manners are important - many books have been written on the subject, and advice columns in newspapers are concerned with appropriate behavior. A 'lady' is a term frequently used for a woman who follows proper manners; and a 'gentleman' is used to mean a male with good manners. Good manners include waiting in line, opening a door for people, saying please and thank-you, not making rude noises while eating. Bad manners include pushing in front of other people, taking without permission, talking while the teacher is explaining, belching, slurping and breaking wind in public.

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manners:

manners are the unenforced standards of behaviour which demonstrate that a person is proper, polite, and refined. manners are like laws - they are standards for human behaviour, but there is no system for punishing people who show bad manners other than social disapproval. what is considered 'good manners' changes with time, geographical location, social class and situation.manners are important - many books have been written on the subject, and advice columns in newspapers are concerned with appropriate behavior. a 'lady' is a term frequently used for a woman who follows proper manners; and a 'gentleman' is used to mean a male with good manners. good manners include waiting in line, opening a door for people, saying please and thank-you,.

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Manners:

Manners are the unenforced standards of behaviour which demonstrate that a person is proper, polite, and refined. Manners laws are like - they are standards for human behaviour, but there is no system for punishing people who show bad manners other than social disapproval. What is considered 'Good manners' changes with time, geographical location, social class and situation.Manners are important - many books have been written on the subject, and advice columns in newspapers are concerned with appropriate behavior. A 'Lady' is a frequently used term for a woman who follows proper manners; and a 'gentleman' is used to mean a male with good manners.Good manners include waiting in line, opening a door for people, saying please and thank-you,not making rude noises while eating. Bad manners include pushing in front of other people, taking without permission, talking while the teacher is explaining, belching, slurping and breaking wind in public.