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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

To behave

Are the sentences I made correct, please?


We behave well.
 We behave quite well.
We behave very well.
We behave very bad.
We We behave too bad.

We behave too seriously.

We behave rather seriously.

We behave rather shy.

We behave shy enough.

Thanks,
Patrice
  

Top answer

Anonymous We behave well. We behave quite well. We behave very well.

— Avangi

  • Anonymous We behave well.
  • We behave quite well.
  • We behave very well.
  • We behave very bad.
  • badly We behave too bad.
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Anonymous
We behave well.
 We behave quite well.
We behave very well.
We behave very bad. badly
We behave too bad. badly

We behave too seriously.

We behave rath
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Adj is to connected adv?
But adj is not describe noun?
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You need adverbs because you are describing how you behave, not how you are.

I don't find "We behave shyly" to be very natural. We are often very shy in our behavior, perhaps.
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Avangi,

Thanks for your help.

Patrice
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Thanks for your comment, Grammar Geek.

Patrice
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