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Playing with friends, going to a party, having a meal in a restaurant or receiving a birthday gift—as a teenager, you go to different places and meet different kinds of people. Everything you do leaves an impression (印象). So manners are very important.

Arriving 30 minutes late for a date may say: “This isn’t that important to me.” Taking a cell phone call while talking to your friend may say: “The caller is more important than the person standing in front of me.” Failing to show thanks to a gift-giver may say: “I don’t like the gift.”

Is that the message you really want to send? Maybe not. You do not want to be rude, but sometimes what you do makes people think you’re impolite.

How can you change that? First, you should know the proper ways to behave around people. We call this manners. Manners are about being honest, respectful (尊重) and considerate (考慮周到的). Good manners show in small things. Start to make your manners better now!

You could start by adding “please” and “thank you” to your vocabulary and avoiding bad language. You could start by holding a door open for someone after you to go through. You could start by showing up on time instead of letting others wait for you.

Start now! Start a new life and start to be a teenager with good manners!

Having good manners

The importance of manners

Everything you do leaves an impression.

Examples of bad manners

Arriving late may mean the date is not important.

Taking a call while talking to a friend may mean your friend is (1)　　　

important than the caller.

Not showing thanks to a gift-giver may mean you (2)　　　 the gift.

Start to (3)　　　your manners

Use “please” and “thank you” to (4)　　　 bad language.

Hold a door open for someone (5)　　　 you.

Show up on time.


1. less      2. dislike      3. change     4. avoid          5. behind


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