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bring
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It is polite to bring a gift when invited to someone's home.
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come
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Common to use 'come over' as an invitation to someone's home
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come
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Polite to say 'come in' when someone arrives at your home
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come
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It is common to greet guests with a handshake or a hug when they come to visit.
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come
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It is common to say 'come in' when welcoming someone into a home or building.
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get
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In informal settings, 'get' is often used as a versatile and common verb, such as in 'get some rest' or 'get the door'
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7
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get
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Commonly used to indicate understanding or acquisition of something, as in 'get the joke' or 'get a promotion.'
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8
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get
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In these countries, 'get' is commonly used to mean 'obtain' or 'acquire'.
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9
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getting
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Getting ahead in your career is highly valued in these cultures.
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10
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give
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United Kingdom
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Giving and receiving gifts is common for holidays, birthdays, and special occasions.
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11
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giver
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Generosity and altruism are valued traits in society, and giving to charity is common and praised.
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