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Many people go to different countries in their lifetime. Maybe one day you will go abroad as an exchange student. There are different table 1 (manner) in different countries. If you go to a 2 (west) country, do you know how 3 (behave) at the dinner table? Here are some basic table manners. They are worth remembering.

To start 4 , put the napkin on your lap. This protects your clothes from food in your mouth. It can also 5 (use) to clean your hands and mouth.

Hold the knife in 6 (you) right hand and the fork in your left hand. Cut the meat 7 fish into pieces as you eat.

Do not reach across 8 table or in front of another person. Ask someone to pass whatever you want.

Try to be relaxed when having dinner. Eating in 9 (silent) isn’t any fun. But if you want to talk, remember to do it when you aren’t 10 (eat).

Use a handkerchief (手帕) when you cough or blow your nose.

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