The word "behaving" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone's behavior or to a situation in which they are acting in a certain manner. For example, "He had been behaving rudely all evening."
These turned the story of the band into a surreal sitcom, casting them as a hapless odd couple – Spinal Tap meets Men Behaving Badly.
"We were able to capture short video clips of lesula behaving naturally in the wild.
On Monday, the prime minister's spokesman refused to say if Israel was behaving disproportionately or doing enough to prevent civilian casualties.
I asked Hank if he found himself behaving differently since the incident.
It seems so completely unlikely that this ridiculously wholesome woman would prove essential to my festive cheer and yet, whether it was Mary Poppins or Maria, my sisters and I spent our childhood Christmases watching her gather up various naughty children, and boss and cajole them into behaving properly.
To say I am surprised the DfE is behaving in this way is an understatement.
Lee, an assiduous journalist and talented on-screen broadcaster, was, however, merely behaving like the little boy who kept pointing out that the emperor had no clothes.
Because despite protestations from the Irish church and Rome that they had changed, that new guidelines on child protection were being adhered to, the clerical authorities were still behaving as if it was the old days when they dealt with this sort of things behind closed doors, away from the rigours of the laws everyone has to abide by.
Related: Three Muslim students dead in North Carolina shooting as suspect arrested Ahsan Zahid told Reuters that earlier in the week a man with his face covered was seen behaving suspiciously on the premises, and on Thursday someone drove by the centre and shouted mocking phrases in Arabic.
But that may not be such a good thing, because once there, they just can't help behaving badly.
They don't help to change the culture, or prevent people from behaving unethically.
