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¡u MoMo: Thank you. ¡v

¡u Eason: WAITER!!! Bring me food! ¡v

¡u Pat: Eason! Why are you throwing tantrums like a baby? ¡v

¡u Eason: I'm hungry! ¡v

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Table manners are important on social occasions. Basic table manners include sitting properly and never placing your elbows on the table. Furthermore, you should chew with your mouth closed, and you mustn't speak when your mouth is full. You should always say thank you when you are served.

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throw a tantrum

A tantrum is a sudden period of uncontrolled childish anger. It is usually used with "have" or "throw".

e.g. Kenny threw a tantrum in the shop because Karen had taken his ice cream away.

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