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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
social norms/standards/etiquette
I don't know if I have the right words? What would be the words to use?
Which is grammatical and correct? Can you say 'socially accepted norms dictate'?
Social norms/standards/etiquette dictates that you get married and then have children.
Socially accepted norms/standards/etiquette dictate that you get married and then have children.
Could you tell me how to naturally phrase 1,2,3 please?
Here are other social norms:
1 You offer an elder man/woman to be first at anything like standing in line, having ur seat.
2 You treat managers, professors or anyone above higher than you with respect.
3 You wearing specific clothes for each occasion or timing, for not to "feel odd".
You avoid burping or farting in public.
Thanks
Which is grammatical and correct? Can you say 'socially accepted norms dictate'?
Social norms/standards/etiquette dictates that you get married and then have children.
Socially accepted norms/standards/etiquette dictate that you get married and then have children.
Could you tell me how to naturally phrase 1,2,3 please?
Here are other social norms:
1 You offer an elder man/woman to be first at anything like standing in line, having ur seat.
2 You treat managers, professors or anyone above higher than you with respect.
3 You wearing specific clothes for each occasion or timing, for not to "feel odd".
You avoid burping or farting in public.
Thanks
Top answer
Socially accepted norms/standards/etiquette dictate that you get married and then have children. These are fine. timing, in order to not feel odd.
- Socially accepted norms/standards/etiquette dictate that you get married and then have children.
- These are fine.
- timing, in order to not feel odd.
- Burp is socially acceptable, but **** is of replaced by or pass gas in polite conversations [ I believe that flatulate is accepted as a verb now in some dictionaries.
- ] Joyeux Noël, mon ami.
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AnonymousSocial norms/standards/etiquette dictates that you get married and then have children.Socially accepted norms/standards/etiquette dictate that you get married and then have children.These are fine. In # 3: You wear specific clothes for.....timing, in order to not feel odd.
Burp is socially acceptable, but **** is of replaced by or
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