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V etiquette 1 w&ndey how many teenagers * knqw the definition of the word
etiquette. The dictionary s definition
of the word is “the convene , tichal rules ,t for correct behavior . Etiquette isn’t something to learn f^and then forget. It plays a very important part in each and every one of our lives. It should be praci tised from childhood until it just . .comes automatically. We all have been taught it by our parents^bfothers, sisters and teachers, btft we / sometimes forget to use it fe our best advantage. We fa.'l to HMnk a member of oue family for a falor. he has done for us. We justda^t give it a thought, but we poulaL Our parents, brothers, and sisterjf '^appreciate a thank, you jhst as^ J much as anyone else; We wouldn’t : dare go home With a friend and go into his belongings. Yet we do it every day at home. It is just as important to respect our family’s ( belongings «s it is our friends^ ‘ Some people think etiquette pertains only to being polite, and it - doesn’t., Politeness is very important, but the> way we find odd jobs to do without being told, the way we-'eonduct ojitselvS^rHWind^jIpf home, schocgCand community »' also important People don’t jiidge us by politeness alone. They judge - us by our every move. So, Iqt’s give people a good impression and at the same time help ourselves, k
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