Options are:
(A). If your husband keeps ordering what he doesn't want you to, try saying something like, " he's sick with the flu, and please don't talk about this. " it's the opposite of manners to mention a habit you know your husband wants to break.
(B). Instead of whacking his elbows off the table or snapping his jaw closed when he chews, take a more subtle approach. Ask him what kind of table manners were practiced at his house growing up.
(C). Instead, he needs to learn the norms of a normal dinnertime. For example, be receptive when he tells you what he wants in the kitchen; however, figure out more explicitly what he wants and at what times.
(D). Try to choose neutral, non-threatening language like " sit " or " stay. " Use " i " instead of " you " if there is one.Choose from options above and answer: What most naturally follows?

How to get your husband to use proper table manners
Don't point out the obvious.
Barking orders at your spouse is only going to cultivate passive aggressive behavior. While he may be acting like an animal, telling him could be humiliating.
Answer:
(B).