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    My Mother

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    first in my class exami-nation‚ she becomes perhaps the happiest person on earth. From my childhood‚ I have been greatly influenced by my mother. She has always guided me in the right path in every step of my life. She has taught me discipline‚ manners‚ and the sense of duty towards others in the family and in the society. I remember that she used to relate to me many oriental and mythological tales‚ when I was a child and did not know ho\V to read and write. She has taught me to love my country

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    Individual and universal manners Does your country have individual manners? Or do they have universal manners? I think there are individual good manners‚ and there are also universal good manners. For example‚ lots of countries say please and thank you‚ and also shake hands when they greet someone. In America‚ for table manners‚ they don’t slurp on the table and it is because it sounds bad. They also do not put their elbows on the table. Also‚ they shouldn’t put phones or other distracting

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    Kindness

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    same‚ but if you overdo it could end up hurting you. I was raised with nothing more than to respect my elders‚ and the people around me. I would hold doors open to anyone who walks passed and every time I would say “thank you” or “please.” My good manners have gotten me the respect from others‚ with some of the people taking advantage of myself. I would like to be nice‚ and have people do the same to me‚ but unfortunately that will not always happen. Being the nice guy is sometimes good‚ but

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    Hello Dis Iz Mi

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    that young people need to improve their manners. We agree with the definition given by the affirmative team. However‚ we the negative team believe that this statement if false. Today as first speaker‚ I will be talking to you about the evolvement of manners. How life is not as formal as it used to be which has resulted in today’s society to be more laid back. We’ve developed a different idea about how we should behave and how we’re finding some manners aren’t that relevant to our society anymore

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    Students Life

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    a life of learning. For the first time a person‚ either a girl or a boy prepares for the difficulties in the life. The atmosphere of this life is hardened. This life learns good manners and morality. In this period of time students form their world outlook. In fact in my view students should learn discipline‚ Good manners and he or she should take part in extracurricular activities like involving in politics. Discipline is an important virtue. Life without discipline is just like a ship without

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    and manners‚ and they look with contempt upon others who were not born to their kind of wealth. The Buchanans live in East Egg. Tom and Daisy are example of the old money and social snobbery of East Egg. Those who live in West Egg‚ like Gatsby‚ are also very wealthy‚ but they are the social newcomers who have made their money through commerce (legal or otherwise). They lack the sense of entitlement found among the East Eggers‚ and they are not "refined" or "polished" in their manners. Gatsby

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    Father of the Year

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    made time to read to his daughter at bedtime and pass a ball with his son. Atticus‚ in some cases‚ would be considered very strict‚ and he was‚ but he still allowed his children to have fun‚ especially during the summer. However‚ he taught proper manners at the dinner table and tried his best to keep his children out of conflicts with other children‚ no matter what the cause might be. He did tell them to keep away from the courthouse when he might be working‚ but that was for their own safety.

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    Divided by Two

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    new one. • he tore the paper half when he found out that his note just occupied • half of the paper. He didn’t put any date nor sign his name. he showed • unpleasant attitude and not respectful manners. •Upon the confrontation of two men‚ he shouted at him which noted that he lacked of good manners. •He had had most probably a low-income job which reflected that he attained a low educational background only. • *low social rank • - on the story‚ it stated that his clothes were wet and soggy

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    Joshua

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    and unique. By saying she is “worldly‚” he implies that she is above other women. In addition‚ when Nick begins to describe Mr. McKee‚ Nick says that he is‚ “most respectful in his greeting to everyone in the room.” Nick believes that Mr. McKee’s manners are similar to that of a person from high society. People from the upper classes tend to be more respectful and mannerly compared to those from the lower classes. Another example is when Mr. McKee was explaining to Nick that he was in the‚ “‘artistic

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    Social Etiqutte

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    the basic social etiquette that each one of us must have in our society. Etiquette is being polite and having well mannered with people and society that usually from their parents when they are child. It is important to have because having a good manner and respect to other and by doing these you can also have the same respect as what you gave to them. Social Skills All of us has a social skill which helps us to have a good relationship toward other people. Social skill is any skill facilitating

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