首字母填空 初中英语British and American p___1___ often tell their children that “please” is the magic word: if the children r___2___ to say “please”, their parents are more likely to give them the things they ask 3 . “Please” i

首字母填空 初中英语British and American p___1___ often tell their children that “please” is the magic word: if the children r___2___ to say “please”, their parents are more likely to give them the things they ask 3 . “Please” i
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British and American p___1___ often tell their children that “please” is the magic word: if the children r___2___ to say “please”, their parents are more likely to give them the things they ask 3 . “Please” is used in many situations. People generally say “please” w___4__ they ask for something, whether it is for goods in a shop, for help, for a favor o___5__ for information.
People are a 6 taught to say “thank you” or “thanks” when somebody has given them something or done something for them. In a s___7__ many British people say “thank you” several times at the check-out, e.g. when the operator tells t___8__ the total cost of their goods, when he or she gives them their c___9__ or gives back their credit card, and sometimes a___10___ before they leave

首字母填空 初中英语British and American p___1___ often tell their children that “please” is the magic word: if the children r___2___ to say “please”, their parents are more likely to give them the things they ask 3 . “Please” i
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British and American parents often tell their children that “please” is the magic word: if the children remember to say “please”, their parents are more likely to give them the things they ask for . “...

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British and American parents often tell their children that “please” is the magic word: if the children remember to say “please”, their parents are more likely to give them the things they ask for . “Please” is used in many situations. People generally say “please” when they ask for something, whether it is for goods in a shop, for help, for a favor or for information.
People are always taught to say “thank you” or “thanks” when somebody has given them something or done something for them. In a shop many British people say “thank you” several times at the check-out, e.g. when the operator tells them the total cost of their goods, when he or she gives them their change or gives back their credit card, and sometimes also before they leave.

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7. store
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