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Vocabulary: behaving - English lesson
The way we behave has an impact on how we are perceived and
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...
| To behave |
| Behaviour |
| Misbehaviour |
| To misbehave |

- 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
| Polite/ politely |
| Politeness |
| Refined/ polished |
| Tact/ tactful |
| Discreet/ discretion |
| Courteous towards / courteously |
| Civility |

| Impolite/ impolitely |
| Impoliteness |
| Impertinent/ an impertinence |
| Insolent/ insolence |
| Impudent/ impudence |
| Cheeky/ cheek |
| Offhand/ casual |
| Indiscrete/ indiscretion |
| To be tactless |
| Rude to |
| Coarse |
| Rudeness/ coarseness |
| Vulgar/ vulgarity |
| Boorish/ a boor, a lout |
| Uncouth |
- To have the cheek to do sth
| Respect/ respectful to |
| Deferential to/ deference |
| To defer to sb/ to sb's opinion |
| Disrespect/ to be disrespectful to |
| To interrupt sb |
| To ignore sb pointedly |
- 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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