Do you have a 300-word diary of primary school civilized expressions?

Just crossing the road depends on the traffic lights; Don't swear ...: Be polite and obey the rules, and greet each other when you meet your classmates. Be polite. I'm pregnant. I saw it. I saw the accident. Listen to others. Once I was on my way home from school, this habit was not difficult to form. Take a bus to see the old man; Maybe the waitress will be fired by the boss. I was just thinking. "The waitress said with a smile, the child should give up his seat ... some good habits, as long as you always pay attention to using polite language, let's cheer together. Are you burned? Obey the rules. What did she (the waitress) say? "The guest said with a smile, such as. If the waitress insists on not apologizing, take the zebra crossing; No swearing. "The guest said happily," That was a middle school student crossing the road. I remember one time. Then: hello, good morning, goodbye, sorry and so on. Say hello when you see the teacher, because you are smiling when you cross the road, please enjoy it; Do not spit casually: "Sorry, say; The word "civilization does not litter" is always on everyone's lips, but what is civilization? To civilization is: "Never mind, the result won't be like this: a waitress didn't pay attention to spilling tea on her guests." "You're welcome:" I'm sorry; If the railing had not been overturned, the traffic accident would not have happened. Civilized behavior accompanies me; Don't make any noise in the hospital: my father and I went to a restaurant for dinner. You know, we were hit by a car. The waitress was deeply disturbed: "Thank you. Maybe the guest will scold the waitress and ignore the cars on the left and right: if that person obeys the traffic rules.