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1. In public places and especially on public transport, people avoid eye contact with strangers. People mostly read or look down without focusing on faces.
2. No self-respecting Englishman will allow his annoyance to be expressed if someone wants to skip the line. The British are too restrained and polite to blame another person for this misconduct.
3 In English, formal relations are usually conducted politely, using a sufficient number of sentences for thanks. For example, Thank you for your concern.
4 The beginning of a conversation in England begins with a greeting. The titles Mister and Miss are used by the British middle class.
5 A natural way to start a conversation with a stranger is to talk to him about the weather. Usually conversations take place at bus stops or in public places.
6 Speaking loudly, gesticulating or otherwise expressing one's emotions is considered bad manners. Excessive expression of emotions for the British is considered a manifestation of insincerity.
7 Although the English are very open-minded, as far as I know them, they avoid talking about any controversial subject, including politics and religion.
8 Strangers should always be treated politely. You should always refer to Mr. or Mrs. Uncultured treatment can cause resentment.
9 English etiquette dictates that you take your hands out of your pockets when talking. The interlocutor must see the hands of his opponent. Their demonstration speaks of the honesty of a person and his desire to win over the interlocutor.