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Discover Ludwig"behave very well" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used in the context of describing someone's actions or behavior. Example: The students in my class behaved very well during the field trip. They followed all the rules and showed great respect for the tour guide.
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It's true he didn't behave very well last time.
One child vows to behave very well because not doing so may mean being kicked out of the house by mommy, as daddy was.
The tests prove that the connections between ALC wall panels and steel frames behave very well, and ALC in-filled wall panels can play an important role in the mutual work of in-filled walls and steel frames.
Firstly, we find that for some unidentified reason, count data models of violent crime do not behave very well.
This strong parabolicity might have caused weird phenomena, butwe have discovered a kind of maximum principle and some conservation laws in thissystem, hence the iterative methods proposed here behave very well.
SUS simulation curve overlaps OPT exhaustive search curve, but we remark that NUS does not behave very well in this scenario, because it chooses users without paying any attention to their spatial orthogonality, which may affect significantly the interference observed by the selected users.
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"Dominic always behaved very well.
The detectors were behaving very well.
One woman brought her new baby, who behaved very well.
He said the police "had not behaved very well".
"They were behaving very well with the people," he said.
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