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Good manners vs. Bad manners Tue Nov 16, 2004 19:31 pm  Good manners vs. Bad manners
 

Test No. incompl/elem-12 "We went on holiday", question 10

It is considered bad ......... to shout at someone.

(a) habits
(b) ways
(c) manners
(d) custom

Test No. incompl/elem-12 "We went on holiday", answer 10

It is considered bad manners to shout at someone.

Correct answer: (c) manners

Your answer was: incorrect
It is considered bad custom to shout at someone.
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Manners Tue Nov 16, 2004 20:32 pm  Manners
 

Manners in the plural suggests behaviour (good/bad manners) and it could not be custom because it would have to be a custom.
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Manners Wed Aug 03, 2005 18:06 pm  Manners
 

Alan wrote:
Manners in the plural suggests behaviour (good/bad manners) and it could not be custom because it would have to be a custom.

Alan, Why it is not "habits" insted "manners". Shocked
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Manners Wed Aug 03, 2005 18:36 pm  Manners
 

Good manners/bad manners refers to the way someone behaves towards other people. Good habits/bad habits are things that you practise on a daily/regular basis and do not refer to the way you behave. For example good habits are considered to be: taking exercise/eating fresh food/being tidy. Bad habits are considered to be: smoking/drinking too much/ eating potato chips.
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Good manners, Bad manners Sat Nov 18, 2006 17:10 pm  Good manners, Bad manners
 

And why dont we use "way"? can u explain for me, Alan? Thanks for all.
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