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Vocabulary: good manners

kindness, it's all the better for it! We have to know the expressions to use to be sure to

remain within the limits of what is acceptable and understand when remarks are made!

Come on! Go for it!  

- He behaved himself well

- He behaved himself badly

- This is no way to behave! 

                                                     What to say to be polite...

- To have the cheek to do

- To be disrespectful to

- To ignore somebody pointedly

- To show respect towards somebody

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

There you are! Now you know what to say, and how to say it! Go for the test! Good luck! 

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