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INT - WK4 - QSkills 2 Unit 3 RW Vocabulary
INT - WK4 - QSkills 2 Unit 3 RW Vocabulary
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Secondly, always have good...
etiquette.
your car in the correct place.
don’t show your rage.
polite doesn’t cost anything.
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traditional
to buy and sell
inexpensive
old way of doing things from long ago
doing what others want you to do
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Don't ____________ things which aren't yours.
touched
touching
torch
touch
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First of all, respect...
polite doesn’t cost anything.
etiquette.
don’t show your rage.
the people in your life.
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gesture
polite behaviour
in a strong steady way
to produce a good opinion
body language to express something
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Be nice to ________________.
chuldren
cheldren
childrin
children
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Don't be rude and ___________ to women.
awkford
arkword
awkward
allward
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Be ____________ with sharp objects.
careful
cared
care
come
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In addition, it’s important to park...
etiquette.
children.
the people in your life.
your car in the correct place.
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manners
unsuitable and not right in a particular situation
polite behaviour towards someone or something
not comfortable
very few people in a room
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appropriately
disrespecting a cultural rule
suitable or right in a particular situation
impolite behaviour
acting in a bad way
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firmly
in a strong, hard, steady way
to produce a good effect
the way you behave
not comfortable
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take part in
to share
to steal, to dislike
join, participate, do
to cut, divide
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interrupt
make someone stop doing something
good behaviour
to talk quietly
repeat
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For example, if the workers in the bank are busy, ...
across two parking spaces.
just wait and don’t get angry.
friend’s phone by mistake, buy him a new one.
father and try to follow his advice.
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make a good impression
not respecting a cultural rule
body language between men
rude behaviour at first, and then polite behaviour later
to produce a good opinion, people are happy to meet you
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For example, listen to your...
across two parking spaces.
father and try to follow his advice.
like flowers or cake.
friend’s phone by mistake, buy him a new one.
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Don't ____________, don't make loud noises and don't annoy people.
shot out
shouting out
out shout
shout out
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informal
strict
lengthy, taking a long time
relaxed, friendly
useful and information
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For example, if you break your...
father and try to follow his advice.
friend’s phone by mistake, buy him a new one.
don’t show your rage.
car window because it’s noisy and annoying.
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Furthermore, remember that being...
polite doesn’t cost anything.
etiquette.
children.
your car in the correct place.
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respect
to produce some good effects and some bad effects
embarrassing
bad etiquette
polite behaviour to someone important
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For example, don’t shout out from your...
just wait and don’t get angry.
across two parking spaces.
car window because it’s noisy and annoying.
friend’s phone by mistake, buy him a new one.
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awkward means...
the things you say, but not the things you do
not comfortable, not normal behaviour
in a strong, hard way
very good
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For example, you could bring them a small gift, ...
father and try to follow his advice.
like flowers or cake.
just wait and don’t get angry.
car window because it’s noisy and annoying.
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custom
a thing for sale
party
a way of life, tradition from many years ago
someone who buys something
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advice
famous quotes and famous people
words to help someone decide, things you should do
bad behaviour, bad etiquette
money that someone gives you
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typical
normal, usual
unusual, not normal
pleasant
awkward
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behaviour
respecting old people, but not young people
The way you act
rude body language
knowing a lot about cultural rules
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avoid
continue
choose not to do
adjust, not be close to
stop
