GOOD MANNERS
BAD MANNERS
PRESENT HABITS
PAST HABITS
CULTURAL ADAPTATION
100
(v) to be grateful for something that someone has done
appreciate
100
to make someone angry by doing something rude
OFFEND
100
He _______ (say) ‘excuse me’ before he leaves the dinner table.
ALWAYS SAYS
100
When I was at school, I ________ (forget) to bring a pen to class.
WAS ALWAYS FORGETTING
100
(adj) used to describe something which is very strange or unusual.
WEIRD
200
(n) ways of behaving that are considered socially polite and acceptable
Manners
200
to do something that makes others feel annoyed
Bother
200
My sister __________ (remember) to buy toilet paper
ALWAYS REMEMBERS
200
They _______ (turn up) unannounced. It was very annoying!
WERE ALWAYS TURNING UP
200
(n) a group of people who live in the same region, city, town, neighbourhood, etc.
COMMUNITY
300
polite behaviour
Courtesy
300
(n) something you find particularly annoying
PET PEEVE
300
She ____________ (eat) with her mouth open! It is my biggest pet peeve!!
always eats
300
People ( used to / would ) memorize phone numbers and remember them without needing to check in an agenda.
USED TO
300
(v) to alter your beliefs and behaviour so that you can be successful in a new situation
ADAPT TO
400
(adv) doing something in a way that shows respect for others
respectfully
400
(adj) not caring about others’ feelings
inconsiderate
400
Gerard ________ (no / forget) to pay the bills on time
NEVER FORGETS
400
Our grandparents’ generation (used to / would) like going to formal dances.
USED TO
400
(v) to manage to deal with a problem, difficult situation, illness, etc.
COPE WITH
500
(n) formal rules that dictate polite behaviour within a society or group
etiquette
500
rude, inappropiate
impolite
500
She _______ (have) impeccable manners at the dinner table
ALWAYS HAS
500
When I was a kid I (would / used to) play ball outside with my brothers.
BOTH
500
(adj) used to describe a situation or thing that you know nothing about
UNFAMILIAR