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What part of speech is manners?

"Manners" can be a few different parts of speech, depending on how it's used:

* Noun: When referring to the general concept of polite behavior, "manners" is a noun.

* Example: "Good manners are essential in society."

* Adjective: Sometimes, "mannered" is used as an adjective meaning "having or showing good manners" or "refined."

* Example: "She is a well-mannered young woman."

* Verb: In some contexts, "manner" can be a verb, usually meaning "to behave" or "to act."

* Example: "The guests mannered themselves with decorum."

It's important to understand the context to determine the correct part of speech.

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