Preposition: on

• bus: What does a volunteer do if a child misbehaves on the Bus?

Object

• application: A misbehaving application could accidentally access any I/O address and so create havoc with network cards or hard disks.

• lack: Common stress symptoms they reported in the children included anxiety, misbehaving, lack of interest in school, difficulty sleeping and mood swings.

• player: ONE OF THE MOST EFFECTIVE sanctions is forcing the misbehaving player to sit out during an activity.

• student: When being sent to the head's office was nothing compared to the fate that awaited a misbehaving student at home.

Preposition: at

• moment: Bad Days and Bad Timing Have you ever noticed how family members always misbehave at the most inappropriate moments?

Modifying Another Word

• again: He's trying to tell her about Edward and his gang misbehaving again, but she's not that interested.

• generally: These children form gangs and misbehave generally, many getting in to all sorts of trouble as well as crime and drugs.

• always: Bad Days and Bad Timing Have you ever noticed how family members always misbehave at the most inappropriate moments?

• still: It's true that my body has seen better days. But give me half a chance and I can still misbehave.

• not: I tell them that the teachers in school must be obeyed, you must not misbehave.

Preposition: in

• way: And it was very carefully supervised by Mrs Rawnsley to make sure that the young people didn't misbehave in any way.

• public: I have a real issue with parents with unruly kids that misbehave in public.

• manner: If they learn that they can misbehave in this manner they can become uncooperative, unusable and dangerous.