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Meanings of better manners in English
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Usage of better manners in English
1
But she has better manners than we, who live in the palace.
2
But destroyers have learned better manners, perhaps, and battleships have been democratized.
3
If you dare to interrupt me again I'll teach you better manners.
4
Isn't there any boy among you to teach the fellow better manners?
5
It was high time, said John Paramore, that someone taught her better manners.
6
There will be time, Iza thought, to teach her better manners.
7
They develop better manners and a new sense of pride in their appearance.
8
I should have known that the Primer would have taught you better manners.
9
It's not just better manners, but it turns out it's also better politics.
10
He paid the costs all right, and I hope he learned better manners.
11
Now Ruby will have a chance of teaching Diamond better manners.
12
Miss Wynne might have better manners, and her nephew more courage.
13
I'd teach him better manners if I caught him at it!
14
You ought to learn better manners now you are head of a family.'
15
And do you suppose that I have no better manners than to laugh?
16
Come along, I will take you where they will teach you better manners.
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Better manners through the time
Better manners across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common