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enter
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Customary to knock before entering a private residence.
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enter
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It is common to enter a house with shoes on.
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enter
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United States
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Knocking on the door before entering a private residence is common courtesy.
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enter
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United States
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It is expected to knock and wait for permission before entering someone's home.
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entering
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United States
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Customary to knock on the door before entering someone's home
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entry
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United States
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It is customary to knock before entering someone's home or office in Western countries.
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entry
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United States
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It is common to remove your shoes before entering someone's home.
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entry
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United States
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Holding the door open for others is considered polite and courteous behavior.
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entry
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United States
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In Western countries, it is common for houses to have an entryway or foyer for greeting guests and taking off shoes.
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insert
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United States
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Inserting a key into a lock to open a door is a common action.
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insert
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United States
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Using utensils to eat food is considered polite and proper etiquette, especially in formal settings.
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