The part of the sentence "behave really" is not correct or usable in written English.
You could use the word "really" as an adverb to modify the verb "behave," such as in the sentence "He really behaved well in the meeting."
'I haven't been in very many serious relationships and [he laughs wryly] I haven't learned how to function in a serious relationship.' The first thing people will think, hearing that, is that you must behave really badly.
I couldn't understand why people weren't saying, 'Yeah, that's true, blokes do behave really badly a lot of the time, and why shouldn't someone talk about it?'" She shrugs.
"The really interesting thing is that because it is the kind of place where everyone is checking each other out all the time, the kids seem to kind of sense they are being watched and usually behave really well when we are there," she said.
"We don't want people to go into a panic and think they're going to behave really strangely, because the problem is once we've got it we've got it for life," says Joanne Webster, a biologist at the University of Oxford who studies the parasite.
Of course, this is true for Android and iOS too (it's a law of large numbers if you know what I mean) and at least the 'essential' applications – People, Messaging, Xbox Live, Mail and also Twitter, Facebook and YouTube – behave really well.
OK, so these teenagers aren't behaving really badly, but this book manages to sneak into my top 10 all the same.
At La MaMa, the inspired puppet master THEODORA SKIPITARES is reminding us that the trend of famous, publicity-addled moms behaving really badly did not begin with Britney Spears.
Former President Jimmy Carter was a good enough sort but "behaved really badly toward the shah of Iran" when he refused him asylum, she says.
"It's a father who behaves really, really badly, and gets the ultimate punishment for behaving badly, and gets the ultimate forgiveness," he told me, the rims of his eyes reddening behind reading glasses perched halfway down his nose.
People get quite naughty in London and then they come back to the country to be good, which is silly because everyone behaves really badly in the country too.
It took five years to get the extravagant folly It's All About Love into cinemas, with its high-profile cast and grand ambition; Vinterberg acknowledges that it is "dramatically dysfunctional" but that "it's like my troubled child: it behaves really badly, but it's the one I love very dearly".
