Accept a gift from a friend: "You are so polite and sincere, so I will accept it." The word "take" is inappropriate, explain the reason and correct it.

Smiling is a common polite expression used to ask people to accept their gifts. In common context, a smile is often used as a compliment, but it is misused as a courtesy here. According to the situation, the word "accept" can be changed to "accept".

For example, the word "accept" means "accept" and "accept", while "laugh" means "laugh" and "laugh". "Holding" means that what you give to the other party is not good, not respect, and makes the other party laugh. So it should be "send a gift yourself and let the other person accept it."

In fact, the misuse of honorifics and modesty is very common. For example, "to be strong" is a kind of modesty, which is often used to show that you are among them, so as to humiliate others and feel guilty. But it will be misused as a compliment in many places.

Most of the reasons for using this kind of courtesy are that you don't understand the meaning of words, but in general, it is better to use popular polite words and feel more intimate.