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Vocabulary: behaving - English lesson

sometimes even judged! We are all supposed to know the rules... to

know good-manners and how to behave correctly.

Besides, laws are here to remind us of the necessity to live in harmony in society... 

- He behaved (himself) well

- He behaved (himself) badly

- This is no way to behave

- To have good/ bad manners

- To be well-mannered/ bad-mannered

- To have no manners

- To have the cheek to do sth

- To show respect towards sb

- To break into the conversation/ to cut into the conversation

                                             Misbehaving kids

Good manners open doors and bring you smiles! 

But you know that well! Go for the test trustfully!  

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1. 'I didn’t appreciate the way Tom polishedbehavedrefinedI don't know during the party. He was quite rude!'



2. 'You don’t have to worry! The kids here are impudentwell-manneredtactlessI don't know and eager to learn. Teaching them will be a pleasure.'



3. 'If you ask your questions very discreetlycheekypolitelyI don't know, you’re sure to get an answer.'



4. 'Don’t be so deferentialvulgardisrespectfulI don't know to your employees and they will respect you for it.'



5. 'Good morning! Am I boorishcourteousinterruptingI don't know ?' 'Not at all, you’re not! I have plenty of time to talk now if you fancy it.'



6. 'You’ve been rude torefined withvulgar onI don't know your friend and should apologise when you see her again.'



7. Matt can be quite deferentialtactlessrespectfulI don't know, and often hurt people without knowing it.



8. Tim always has a deferentialloutishcoarseI don't know attitude to his team-workers. He's much appreciated.



9. These kids are very politeindiscreteoffhandI don't know and will not disappoint you.



10. TactfulnessSwear wordsCivilityI don't know must not be used here; they might offend the people who hear them.