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dear ann,thank you for your letter! sorry that i haven't written to you, but i have been busy.as for your questions, i often have arguments with my parents. they don't support my interests and hobbies. less likely to quarrel with my parents, i spend most of my free time with friends. we go to the cinema, skating, or just walking.if i don't agree with the parents on the holding of free time, i try to explain why i want to spend time that way.what is your relationship with her sister? how often do you quarrel? did you tell the secrets of her younger sister? sorry, i must finish now, because i have to revise for my tomorrow exam. hope to hear from you soonwith love,elya.

no  one  is  born  with  good  manners. manners  are  really  practical  applications  of  kindness  have  to  be  taught.  we  sometimes  get  overwhelmed  by  ,,rules”  of  etiquette  or  manners  and  try  very  hard  not  to  forget.  good  manners  are  a  set    of  behaviors  which  someone  as  a  civilized  and  cultured  member  of  a  society. manners  are  usually  taught  from  a  very  young  age,  with  some  people  receiving  additional  training  in  etiquette,  formal  rules  of  conduct  apply  to  a  variety  of  situations. good  manners  can  help  you  to  have  better  relationships  with  people  you  know,  and  those  you  will  meet. to  my  mind  all  students  should  be  taught  etiquette  in  schools. good  manners  are  very  important,  they  also  help  students  to  establish  care  values  and  principles,  according    to  a  to  z  of  manners  and  etiquette.   it’s  also  important  to  model  good  behavior  and  surround  teens  with  good  climates.