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Hanuman_2000 Posted 21 years ago
Grammar

Behave

Sir,


1. Tipu didn't behave himself.

What is meaning of this sentence?

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Top answer

Sometimes people, especially children, are not able to sit still. For example, in a doctor's waiting room you sometimes see two families waiting to be called in to the doctor's office. Usually everyone sits and waits quietly.

— CalifJim

  • Sometimes people, especially children, are not able to sit still.
  • For example, in a doctor's waiting room you sometimes see two families waiting to be called in to the doctor's office.
  • Usually everyone sits and waits quietly.
  • The children from one family may sit still and wait quietly with their mother while the children from the other family are playing, running, and screaming, and tearing up the magazines that have been put there to read.
  • The quiet children are behaving well; they are behaving themselves.
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Sometimes people, especially children, are not able to sit still. For example, in a doctor's waiting room you sometimes see two families waiting to be called in to the doctor's office. Usually everyone sits and waits quietly. The children from one family may sit still and wait quietly with their mother while the children from the other family are playing, running, and screaming, and tearing up
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Sir,

I salute you,Sir(CJ).

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