Emphasis on proper address was: Snape as father figure

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> Potioncat:
> Nor would I. But the point I was making was that Draco uses "sir" a 
> lot when talking to Snape. He used it when he was brown-nosing and he 
> used it under stress when Montague had been found. And for those 2 
> conversations my point was that it appears Snape expects "sir" from 
> all his students, or else Draco wouldn't be using it.
> 
> Draco managed to be rude, although just barely, while calling 
> Lupin "Professor". For some reason I can't find the conversation 
> between Draco and Flitwick to see if he uses "sir" with him. 


Found it, PS, chapter 10, when Harry received his broom:

"Not arguing, I hope, boys?" he[Flitwick] squeaked.

"Potter's been sent a broomstick, Professor," said Malfoy quickly.


Christelle.