Manners are different from country to
country. Below are some examples of good manners in England.
At
even a formal (正式的) dinner an Englishman does not wait for a toast (提议为…祝酒)
before he has a drink. The English re serve (保留) toasts for very formal or very
special occasions, such as at a wedding reception or at a party for someone who
is retiring. After a private (私人的) dinner in someone’s house an Englishman will
only shake hands with the host (主人) and hostess if it is a fairly for mal
occasion, like a business dinner, and he will usually put his coat on and say
goodbye as he leaves the house.
Taking one’s leave varies in
other ways between China and Eng land. The time taken for saying "goodbye" after
a private dinner may seem very short to us. Yet strangely enough, English people
also often think that we Chinese end such o
A. the toilet is
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C. the bedroom is
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Manners are different from country to
country. Below are some examples of good manners in England.
At
even a formal (正式的) dinner an Englishman does not wait for a toast (提议为…祝酒)
before he has a drink. The English re serve (保留) toasts for very formal or very
special occasions, such as at a wedding reception or at a party for someone who
is retiring. After a private (私人的) dinner in someone’s house an Englishman will
only shake hands with the host (主人) and hostess if it is a fairly for mal
occasion, like a business dinner, and he will usually put his coat on and say
goodbye as he leaves the house.
Taking one’s leave varies in
other ways between China and Eng land. The time taken for saying "goodbye" after
a private dinner may seem very short to us. Yet strangely enough, English people
also often think that we Chinese end such o
A. manners change with countries
B. everything depends on manners
C. manners are unimportant
D. behaviour (行为) with good manners
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Earlier in this century, Halloween was a night when boys played tricks on their neighbors. These tricks were (47) , but more closely resembled practical jokes. For example, the boys might lift an outhouse off its foundations and move it to someone else’s yard, or they might (48) a door from its hinge and leave it on the owner’s roof. Such tricks required skill and planning, and the victims were (49) neighbors or relatives. Usually, the boys do this to knock back what the adults bad done to them which they thought wrong. Thus, Halloween became a night when young people took their " (50) " on adults in a way that was, for the most part, permitted by the community.
But as time passed by, Halloween lost most of its original traditions. Today, the only remnant is found in the "trick or treat" greetings of (51) candy collec
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their ages and never ask how much money they{{U}} (13) {{/U}}. It is
rude to ask "How old are you ", especially to a woman. When someone tells you
"Your English is good", you are expected to say "Thank you." If your{{U}}
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proverb: When in Rome, do as the Romans do.
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