句子检查The purpose of having good manners is to avoid insulting
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Pointing at others to ridicule them still makes a person look boorish. However, many people now point at friends and acquaintances as an informal way of indicating approval or saying hello.
Today's etiquette experts, such as newspaper columnist Miss Manners, make Emily Post seem quaintly old-fashioned. But half a century from now may seem quaint themselves.
The purpose of having good manners is to avoid insulting other people. Or hurting their feelings.
Good manners are defined differently in different places. For example, in some cultures diners burp to show their appreciation, but in others a person who burps is expected to say "Excuse me."
Rules of etiquette also change over time. Because cultures change as time passes.
In the United States a hundred years ago, etiquette books devoted long passages to hats. Explaining when hats should be worn, and, especially, when they should be removed.
Emily Post wrote a popular book on manners in 1922. In it, she noted that "a gentleman does not keep his hat on in the presence of ladies in a house."
Pointing at others to ridicule them still makes a person look boorish. However, many people now point at friends and acquaintances as an informal way of indicating approval or saying hello.
Today's etiquette experts, such as newspaper columnist Miss Manners, make Emily Post seem quaintly old-fashioned. But half a century from now may seem quaint themselves.
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The purpose of having good manners is to avoid insulting other people.(,or) Or hurting their feelings.
Good manners are defined differently in different places.For example,in some cultures diners burp to show their appreciation,but in others a person who burps is expected to say "Excuse me."
Rules of etiquette also change over time.Because cultures change as time passes.
In the United States a hundred years ago,etiquette books devoted long passages to hats.Explaining when hats should be worn,and,especially,when they should be removed.
Emily Post wrote a popular book on manners in 1922.In it,she noted that "a gentleman does not keep his hat on in the presence of ladies in a house."
全篇都没有错漏,就只是 Or hurting their feelings 不能独立成句,因为没有动词,要把前面的句号改为逗号和要把 Or 小写.
Pointing at others to ridiculethem still makes a person look boorish.However,many people now point at friends and acquaintances as aninformal way of indicating approval or saying hello.
Today's etiquette experts,such as newspaper columnist Miss Manners,make EmilyPost seem quaintly old-fashioned.Buthalf a century from now may seem quaint themselves.
第二段,同样地无法找出错处,全部都正确.
【很希望我的回答会对你有帮助.如有不明白,可以再追问,并祝你进步!】
Good manners are defined differently in different places.For example,in some cultures diners burp to show their appreciation,but in others a person who burps is expected to say "Excuse me."
Rules of etiquette also change over time.Because cultures change as time passes.
In the United States a hundred years ago,etiquette books devoted long passages to hats.Explaining when hats should be worn,and,especially,when they should be removed.
Emily Post wrote a popular book on manners in 1922.In it,she noted that "a gentleman does not keep his hat on in the presence of ladies in a house."
全篇都没有错漏,就只是 Or hurting their feelings 不能独立成句,因为没有动词,要把前面的句号改为逗号和要把 Or 小写.
Pointing at others to ridiculethem still makes a person look boorish.However,many people now point at friends and acquaintances as aninformal way of indicating approval or saying hello.
Today's etiquette experts,such as newspaper columnist Miss Manners,make EmilyPost seem quaintly old-fashioned.Buthalf a century from now may seem quaint themselves.
第二段,同样地无法找出错处,全部都正确.
【很希望我的回答会对你有帮助.如有不明白,可以再追问,并祝你进步!】
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