English conjugation practice
Behave
Behave conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I behave well at school.
Usually, you behave politely.
He behaves kindly toward animals.
Together, we behave like good teammates.
Those children behave respectfully in class.
Present Continuous
I am behaving better this week.
Why are behaving so quietly today?
He is behaving strangely at the party.
We are behaving carefully near the road.
They are behaving badly during the lesson.
Present Perfect
I have behaved honestly so far.
You have behaved wonderfully this morning.
He has behaved like a true friend.
We have behaved properly throughout the visit.
They have behaved better than expected.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been behaving more patiently lately.
You have been behaving well all afternoon.
He has been behaving unusually since lunch.
We have been behaving responsibly at work.
They have been behaving noisily for hours.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I behaved well at dinner.
You behaved bravely during the emergency.
He behaved politely at the ceremony.
We behaved respectfully during the meeting.
They behaved well on their first day.
Past Continuous
I was behaving quietly when the teacher arrived.
You were behaving wonderfully at the picnic.
He was behaving badly during the game.
We were behaving carefully around the children.
They were behaving loudly when the bell rang.
Past Perfect
I had behaved well before the guests arrived.
By noon, you had behaved perfectly.
He had behaved responsibly before the trip ended.
We had behaved properly before the principal spoke.
They had behaved badly before their parents came.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been behaving carefully for several weeks.
You had been behaving politely until dinner ended.
He had been behaving strangely before we noticed.
We had been behaving quietly before the show started.
They had been behaving responsibly until the storm came.
Future Simple (will)
I will behave better next time.
You will behave well at the ceremony.
He will behave politely with our guests.
We will behave responsibly on the journey.
They will behave themselves at school tomorrow.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to behave during the ceremony.
You are going to behave nicely for Grandma.
He is going to behave better from now on.
We are going to behave quietly in the library.
They are going to behave respectfully at the event.
Future Continuous
I will be behaving carefully during the test.
You will be behaving well while guests visit.
He will be behaving politely at the dinner.
We will be behaving responsibly throughout the visit.
They will be behaving noisily at the celebration.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have behaved well for a month.
You will have behaved admirably by then.
He will have behaved responsibly before the year ends.
We will have behaved properly after the training.
They will have behaved well by the end of camp.
Future Perfect Continuous
By June, I will have been behaving more patiently for a year.
You will have been behaving well for several weeks.
He will have been behaving responsibly since the program began.
We will have been behaving carefully for hours.
They will have been behaving respectfully throughout the ceremony.
Present Simple Negative
I do not behave rudely toward strangers.
You do not behave badly in public.
He does not behave like a child.
We do not behave selfishly with our friends.
They do not behave respectfully during assemblies.
Present Simple Question
Do I do I behave appropriately here?
Why do you behave so quietly?
How does he behave at school?
Do we do we behave well as a team?
Why do they behave so noisily?
Past Simple Negative
I did not behave well at the restaurant.
You did not behave politely yesterday.
He did not behave responsibly during the trip.
We did not behave foolishly during the challenge.
They did not behave respectfully at the meeting.
Past Simple Question
Did I did I behave well during dinner?
How did you behave at the interview?
Did he did he behave politely yesterday?
Did we did we behave responsibly on the hike?
Where did they behave badly?