English, 21.07.2019 04:30, JvGaming2001

1. why is showing manners important? 2.do you feel that chivalry still exists in today’s day and age? 3.make a list of ways to show proper manners. 4.what are the most important manners one can show, why did you pick these manners of the many? number each question

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1. It shows respect for those you are speaking with.

2. Some choose to keep it up but others abandon it because most don’t pay attention to it anymore, so yes and no.

3. Yes ma’am, yes sir, please, thank you, etc.

4. I think “please” and “thank you” are most important because they show appreciation and they are the most basic manners everyone should use, in my opinion.

(Sorry if these aren’t good answers but these are my honest opinions, I hope they help!)

answered: dasharia

1) Showing manners is important because it presents a sense of character, and privilege.
2) Chivalry does seem to still exist in today's day and age, with men and women being expected to present themselves and act certain ways, especially in different specific settings.
3) -Say please -Say thank you -Say excuse me -Sit properly (no open legs)-don't put your elbows on the table-call adults M'am and Sir
4)The most important manners one can show are saying thank you, because it shows appreciation and gratefulness, and talking to elders with respect, because it shows that you know your place, and aren't greedy/are thankful for them, and their time living as compared to yours.

answered: Guest

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answered: Guest

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