In "The Decline of Manners
, "
(remove comma) by Judy Martin, the author state
s that people of today are ruder than they were twenty or thirty years ago.
Martin also
goes on to declare
s that people of today are slovenly, less communicative, and generally impolite to one other.
She claims
"that the increasing informal
ity dress and grooming
, lack of communication skills
, and sense of mean-spiritedness"
appliesaffecttothe behavior.
First of all, Martin argues that "...the decline of manners is the increasing informality of dress and grooming."
First of all, Martin argues that the decline of manners is brought by the increasing informality of dress and grooming.Fashion with
a manners has do nothing with this.
But in the most workplaces have dress code in effect that would disprove this theory.
Where is the subject of the sentence?