Question

Read the text on page 95

Find in the text:

a) six verbs
b) six nouns
c) six adjectives
d) adverbs of manners
Most New Zealanders are sociable people and will happily show you their country, share their culture and also express interest in yours.
Old style good manners are still appreciated in New Zealand Remember to say please, thank you and excuse me. Disrespectful behaviour will not get you good service or quicker responses.
You shouldn't confuse New Zealanders with Australians; remember that they are different countries. New Zealanders tend to get really upset if they are called Australians.
Strangers are not used to saying hello to each other in urban areas, but that can happen in smaller towns.
The bongi is a traditional gesture used for greeting and welcoming. It is done by pressing one's nose and forehead to another person. You can see it if you visit a Maori town (Marae). Usually, a host welcomes you to the Marae. Women of the tribe typically sing a karanga (welcome song and invocation to the spirits), and it is considered rude if you don't know the responses or what to do
when visiting the Marae.
In the case you are asked to visit a New Zealand home, just bring some chocolates or a bottle of wine. In Maori homes, the food will often be blessed first.
Take these tips into account and enjoy your trip to this wonderful and exciting country.​

Answer 1

Respuesta:

Explicación:

a) are, will, show, share, express, say.

b) New Zelanders, people, country, culture, style, manners.

c) sociable, old, good, disrespectful, quicker, urban.

d) happily. (no he encontrado más).

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