This document discusses good manners and polite greetings, thanks, and requests. It recommends saying greetings when meeting others to show respect and welcome. It also advises saying "thank you," "thanks a lot," or "thank you very much" when someone does something good for you. When receiving thanks, responses like "you're welcome" or "don't mention it" are appropriate. The document also provides examples for politely offering help or asking permission to leave a room. It concludes by listing good manners for children, such as showing respect, letting others speak first, being polite, avoiding bad words, asking permission before taking things, returning borrowed items, and putting away technology during meals and conversations.

1. English Proficiency
Class
 EPC

2. Greetings / Wishing
When we greet
others we say

3. Greetings : Are words of
Respect and Welcome

4. When someone does something
good to us we say…….

5. Thank you
Thanks a lot
Thank you very much
How thoughtful you are!

6. When someone says thank
you to us , we say……….

7. You are welcome.
Don’t mention it.

8. If we want to offer help , we say ……….
May I help you ?

9. If you want to leave the room , say…
May I go out please?

10. Say Thank you

11. When your mother helps you….

12. When your friend lends you
something…….

13. When your friends give you a
birthday gift….

14. Good manners for kids
Show respect for others and elders

15. Let other finish before you speak
Be polite.

16. Don’t use bad words

17. Ask permission before
touching or taking anything

18. Return the things you have
borrowed from others

19. Put away the technology at
mealtimes and conversations