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Used with verbs:
"
Please mind your manners."
(mind)
"
You should teach that kid some manners."
(teach)
"
She learned good manners from her parents."
(learned)
"
His manner changed when he saw his mother."
(changed)
"
Show me your good manners."
(show)
"
He has terrible manners."
(has)
Used with adjectives:
"
We should approach this is an objective manner."
(objective, logical, orderly, uniform)
"
She has a very mild manner."
(mild, professional, joking)
"
Is this his usual manner?"
(usual)
"
She has a calm manner about her."
(calm, light-hearted, suspicious, cheerful, confident, decisive, relaxed)
"
Your child has good manners."
(good, bad, proper, perfect)
"
Her table manners are awful."
(table)
"
They acted in a friendly manner."
(friendly, casual, playful, straightforward)
"
He has a very kind manner."
(kind, thoughtful, rude, threatening)
Used with prepositions:
"
There is something in his manner that irritates people."
(in, about)
