Thesedays,mostpeopleinBritain(英国)andtheUSdonotwearformal(正式的)clothes．Butsometimesitisimportanttoweartherightthing．ManyBritishpeopledon’tthinkaboutclothesverymuch．Whentheygoouttoenjoythemselves,theycanwearalmost(几乎)anything．Attheatres(剧院)，cinemasandconcerts(音乐会)youcanputonanythingyoulike：frombeautifulsuitsanddressestojeansandsweaters．Anythinggoes,aslongasyoulookcleanandtidy．ButinBritain,aswellasintheUS,meninofficesusuallywearsuitsandtiesandwomenweardressesorskirts(nottrousers)．Doctorsandbusinesspeoplealwayswearquiteformalclothes．Andinsomehotelsandrestaurantsmenhavetoweartiesandwomenhavetoweartidydresses．
Inmanyways,AmericansarelessformalthanBritishpeople,buttheyaremorecarefulwiththeirclothes．Athome,oronholiday,mostAmericanswearinformal(非正式的)orsportsclothes．Butwhentheygooutintheevening,theyliketolooknice．Ingoodhotelsandrestaurants,menhavetowearjacketsandties,andwomenhavetowearprettyclothes．
Itisdifficulttosayexactly(确切地)whatpeoplewearinBritainandtheUS,becauseeveryoneisdifferent．Ifyouarenotsurewhattowear,watchwhatotherpeopledoandthendothesame．You’llfeelgoodifyoudon’tlooktoodifferentfromeveryoneelse．
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whatBritishandAmericanpeoplewearnowadays(现在)
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officemanners(习俗)inBritainandtheUS
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differencesbetweenBritishandAmericanbusinessmen
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notrousersforofficeladies
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goouttoenjoythemselves
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areinoffices
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areinbigrestaurants
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goouttowork
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