Tend To in a sentence
(1) I tend to ramble under stress.
(2) I tend to bewail during exams.
(3) The clouds tend to bring rain.
(4) I tend to feel calm amid chaos.
(5) We tend to eat out on weekends.
(6) Becowards tend to be indecisive.
(7) I tend to eat fruit for a snack.
(8) I tend to read books before bed.
(9) I tend to dwell on past mistakes.
(10) I tend to skimp on reading books.
Tend To sentence
(11) I tend to get sleepy after lunch.
(12) I tend to read a book before bed.
(13) Chatty people tend to talk a lot.
(14) I tend to be irked by loud noises.
(15) I tend to yawn after a heavy meal.
(16) I tend to abash around new people.
(17) The fish tend to swim in the pond.
(18) They tend to argue about politics.
(19) I tend to daze up when I'm hungry.
(20) I tend to wand off when I'm tired.
Tend To make sentence
(21) I tend to misname famous landmarks.
(22) I tend to cavil after losing a bet.
(23) I tend to famish after a long hike.
(24) People tend to marry assortatively.
(25) I tend to falter around new people.
(26) I tend to eat a snack after school.
(27) I tend to ride my bike in the park.
(28) I tend to stay up late watching TV.
(29) I tend to stutter when I'm nervous.
(30) I tend to famish around mid-morning.
Sentence of tend to
(31) I tend to stutter around my parents.
(32) I tend to skimp on cleaning my room.
(33) I tend to get frustrated in traffic.
(34) I tend to zone out at long meetings.
(35) I tend to bloat up on sugary treats.
(36) Blabbermouths tend to talk too much.
(37) Blatherers tend to ramble on and on.
(38) I tend to be freaked out by spiders.
(39) I tend to mortify around new people.
(40) I tend to stutter around new people.
Tend To meaningful sentence
(41) I tend to blanch on public speaking.
(42) I tend to dull out on long lectures.
(43) They tend to ride bikes in the park.
(44) I tend to brush my teeth before bed.
(45) I tend to get nervous before a test.
(46) I tend to shy away from large crowds.
(47) Dogs tend to be more loyal than cats.
(48) I tend to get stuck in my old habits.
(49) I tend to addict myself on chocolate.
(50) I tend to unsettle over small things.
Tend To sentence examples
(51) I tend to understate my achievements.
(52) I tend to undereat when I'm stressed.
(53) I tend to doze off on long car rides.
(54) Becowards tend to avoid taking risks.
(55) Blubberers tend to be very sensitive.
(56) When I'm tired, I tend to see double.
(57) I tend to lull out in my 8am classes.
(58) I tend to teeter before a first date.
(59) The stars tend to twinkle in the sky.
(60) The ants tend to crawl on the ground.
Sentence with tend to
(61) We tend to read books before bedtime.
(62) We tend to have a picnic in the park.
(63) I tend to brush my teeth twice a day.
(64) Elephants tend to have a good memory.
(65) I tend to stutter when I get nervous.
(66) I tend to eat more when I'm stressed.
(67) They tend to argue over small things.
(68) The gardener loves to tend to plants.
(69) I tend to wand off when I'm stressed.
(70) I tend to speak loudly when I'm angry.
Use tend to in a sentence
(71) I tend to stray away from spicy foods.
(72) I tend to eat too much when I'm bored.
(73) I tend to shy away from confrontation.
(74) I tend to skimp on watering my plants.
(75) I tend to be irritated by loud noises.
(76) We tend to relax amid nature's beauty.
(77) I tend to overdo analyzing situations.
(78) We tend to do our laundry on weekends.
(79) I tend to zone out at crowded parties.
(80) I tend to pass out after a heavy meal.
Sentence using tend to
(81) I tend to flounder with presentations.
(82) I tend to doze down on long car rides.
(83) I tend to mess up amid group projects.
(84) I tend to bewail during essay writing.
(85) We tend to go to the park on weekends.
(86) I tend to help my mom with the dishes.
(87) We tend to have ice cream for dessert.
(88) I tend to eat breakfast every morning.
(89) I tend to write stories in my journal.
(90) Kangaroos tend to hop instead of walk.
Tend To example sentence
(91) I tend to get hungry in the afternoon.
(92) I tend to procrastinate on exercising.
(93) I tend to be aggravated by loud noises.
(94) I tend to nod off during long meetings.
(95) I tend to dangle after a stressful day.
(96) I tend to panic about making decisions.
(97) I tend to freak out when I see spiders.
(98) I tend to be unnerved by horror movies.
(99) Bigmouthed people tend to gossip a lot.
(100) Blatherskites tend to be self-centered.
Sentence with word tend to
(101) I tend to feel fatigued premenstrually.
(102) I tend to freak out ahead of deadlines.
(103) I tend to fluster up from large crowds.
(104) I tend to stupefy during long lectures.
(105) I tend to flounder with group projects.
(106) I tend to flounder with online classes.
(107) I tend to babble away when I'm nervous.
(108) I tend to bump around when I'm nervous.
(109) I tend to clod up over public speaking.
(110) I tend to mess up amid time management.
Sentence of tend to
(111) I tend to falter around group projects.
(112) I tend to wake up early in the morning.
(113) I tend to drink milk with my breakfast.
(114) They tend to go swimming in the summer.
(115) I tend to brush my teeth every morning.
(116) I tend to forget my homework sometimes.
(117) The birds tend to chirp in the morning.
(118) I tend to draw pictures in my notebook.
(119) I tend to forget my homework at school.
(120) Cats tend to sleep for most of the day.
Tend To used in a sentence
(121) Birds tend to fly south for the winter.
(122) Bees tend to make honey in their hives.
(123) I tend to enjoy spending time outdoors.
(124) I tend to listen to music while I work.
(125) I tend to doze amid a quiet study area.
(126) They tend to aggrieve in times of chaos.
(127) They tend to dangle after a long flight.
(128) Bossy people tend to micromanage others.
(129) I tend to weird out around large crowds.
(130) I tend to be reluctant to try new foods.
Tend To sentence in English
(131) Nostalgics tend to romanticize the past.
(132) Whiners tend to have a victim mentality.
(133) I tend to bloat up on carbonated drinks.
(134) My atopies tend to be worse on my hands.
(135) I tend to mussel up when I'm in a hurry.
(136) I tend to give out around 20 hugs a day.
(137) When I'm stressed, I tend to get sleepy.
(138) I tend to flounder with public speaking.
(139) I tend to doze without setting an alarm.
(140) I tend to tangle after a stressful exam.
(141) I tend to yawn through my history class.
(142) They tend to go hiking in the mountains.
(143) The flowers tend to bloom in the spring.
(144) I carefully tend to my garden every day.
(145) I tend to get nervous before a big test.
(146) I tend to draw pictures in my free time.
(147) Monkeys tend to swing from tree to tree.
(148) I tend to get cold easily in the winter.
(149) We tend to go on vacation in the summer.
(150) When I am hungry, I tend to snack a lot.
(151) I tend to prefer dogs over cats as pets.
(152) I tend to daze off during long lectures.
(153) I tend to daze out during long lectures.
(154) I tend to doze amid long study sessions.
(155) I tend to doze out during long lectures.
(156) I tend to numb out during long lectures.
(157) I tend to zone off during long lectures.
(158) I tend to zone out during long lectures.
(159) I tend to daze over during long meetings.
(160) I tend to pass out during long car rides.
(161) I tend to be overwhelmed by large crowds.
(162) Rats tend to breed within their own pack.
(163) I tend to swoon during a passionate kiss.
(164) Temporisers tend to avoid confrontations.
(165) Temporisers tend to overthink situations.
(166) We tend to eat around towards dinnertime.
(167) I tend to garble in front of my siblings.
(168) After a long hike, I tend to grow hungry.
(169) Some people tend to deify as celebrities.
(170) When I'm stressed, I tend to grow hungry.
(171) Bubbleheads tend to be easily influenced.
(172) Nostalgists tend to romanticize the past.
(173) Asocials tend to avoid social situations.
(174) I tend to lapse off during long lectures.
(175) I tend to lapse out during long lectures.
(176) I tend to alder out during long meetings.
(177) I tend to glaze out during long lectures.
(178) I tend to stew over my mistakes for days.
(179) I tend to get weird away from my routine.
(180) I tend to abash around authority figures.
(181) I tend to mess up amid social situations.
(182) I tend to swoon during romantic comedies.
(183) I tend to pass out upon hearing bad news.
(184) I tend to stammer below when I'm nervous.
(185) I tend to stutter below when I'm nervous.
(186) I tend to blunder about when I'm nervous.
(187) I tend to play with my friends at recess.
(188) I tend to play with my toys after school.
(189) We tend to go to the beach in the summer.
(190) I tend to draw pictures during art class.
(191) Dogs tend to bark when they hear a noise.
(192) Plants tend to grow towards the sunlight.
(193) I tend to get carsick on long road trips.
(194) I tend to be a bit shy around new people.
(195) When I am hungry, I tend to crave sweets.
(196) They tend to be very social and outgoing.
(197) I tend to be very creative and enjoy art.
(198) Brainy individuals tend to have high IQs.
(199) I tend to blank out during long lectures.
(200) I tend to drift out during long lectures.
(201) I tend to glaze off during long lectures.
(202) Ectomorphs tend to have a lean body type.
(203) The kids tend to famish around snack time.
(204) I tend to overshoot before I find my pace.
(205) I tend to stutter around when I'm nervous.
(206) I tend to overthink every decision I make.
(207) I tend to lose interest in things quickly.
(208) They tend to feel sick on merry-go-rounds.
(209) They tend to feel sick on spinning chairs.
(210) I tend to wear out from long days at work.
(211) I tend to become cranky when I'm stressed.
(212) I tend to sharpen up during a competition.
(213) I tend to addict myself over new TV shows.
(214) I tend to be anxious about upcoming exams.
(215) I tend to misjudge distances when driving.
(216) We have a big mouth and tend to overshare.
(217) I tend to mussel up during job interviews.
(218) I tend to eat late when I have a busy day.
(219) Dogs tend to breed within their own breed.
(220) Swans tend to breed within their own pair.
(221) Whenever I'm bored, I tend to grow hungry.
(222) Blatherers tend to dominate conversations.
(223) Bletherers tend to dominate conversations.
(224) Bluntheads tend to make careless mistakes.
(225) My atopies tend to flare up in the winter.
(226) I tend to garble in front of large crowds.
(227) I tend to weird out during job interviews.
(228) I tend to weird out during crowded places.
(229) I tend to gray out during boring lectures.
(230) I tend to lose sleep over health concerns.
(231) I tend to flounder with networking events.
(232) I tend to crave under the stress of exams.
(233) I tend to haunt round the gym after class.
(234) I tend to doze off on long study sessions.
(235) I tend to feel lousy during long lectures.
(236) I tend to look sallow when I'm dehydrated.
(237) I tend to bog down with too much studying.
(238) The bees tend to make honey in their hive.
(239) When I'm nervous, my hands tend to act up.
(240) My friends tend to play tag during recess.
(241) I tend to write in my journal every night.
(242) Fish tend to swim in schools to stay safe.
(243) The students tend to study hard for exams.
(244) When I am hungry, I tend to get headaches.
(245) I tend to fall asleep during long flights.
(246) Certain foods tend to give me indigestion.
(247) I tend to be a night owl and stay up late.
(248) They carefully tend to their pets' health.
(249) I tend to doze amid a dimly lit classroom.
(250) I tend to overshoot before I find my range.
(251) I tend to get bored easily during meetings.
(252) I tend to go to bed earlier on a weeknight.
(253) I tend to be overwhelmed by crowded places.
(254) Cats tend to be more independent than dogs.
(255) Ignoramuses tend to be resistant to change.
(256) I tend to skimp on organizing my workspace.
(257) People tend to overcomplicate simple tasks.
(258) Parents tend to overprotect their children.
(259) I tend to wear down from long days at work.
(260) I tend to convolute without a logical flow.
(261) We tend to mussel up during confrontations.
(262) Ducks tend to breed within their own flock.
(263) I tend to be anxious about public speaking.
(264) I tend to bloat up on foods high in sodium.
(265) They tend to eat around towards snack time.
(266) I tend to fluster up from time constraints.
(267) I tend to misplace my notes across my desk.
(268) I tend to misplace my wallet across my car.
(269) I tend to misplace my wallet within my car.
(270) I tend to lose sleep over financial stress.
(271) I tend to mortify around authority figures.
(272) I tend to queer over the art of filmmaking.
(273) I tend to yawn through my marketing course.
(274) I tend to petrify after receiving bad news.
(275) I tend to stutter after meeting new people.
(276) We tend to eat dinner together as a family.
(277) They tend to play video games after school.
(278) They tend to watch movies on Friday nights.
(279) I tend to wear my sneakers to play outside.
(280) I tend to play with my toys before bedtime.
(281) The nomadic herdsmen tend to their animals.
(282) I tend to play with my dog in the backyard.
(283) I tend to go to bed early on school nights.
(284) I tend to fall asleep while reading a book.
(285) I tend to avoid confrontation and conflict.
(286) I tend to be more forgiving than resentful.
(287) I tend to avoid conflict and confrontation.
(288) Certain fabrics tend to shrink in the wash.
(289) I tend to listen to music when I'm working.
(290) I tend to fall asleep during long lectures.
(291) Cynics tend to label optimists as gullible.
(292) People tend to crowd together in elevators.
(293) I tend to gabble up my breakfast on the go.
(294) I tend to gorge on carbs before a long run.
(295) I tend to gorge on pasta before a big game.
(296) I tend to gorge on pizza when I'm stressed.
(297) I tend to gulp up my lunch when I'm hungry.
(298) I tend to zonk out as soon as I hit the bed.
(299) They tend to aggrieve in times of rejection.
(300) I tend to daze over during long phone calls.
(301) I tend to daze over during long train rides.
(302) I tend to overeat when I'm feeling stressed.
(303) I tend to overshoot before I find my stride.
(304) I tend to overshoot before I find my rhythm.
(305) I tend to screw up on budgeting my finances.
(306) I tend to daze off when I'm deep in thought.
(307) I tend to daze off when I'm waiting in line.
(308) I tend to be lost in thought when I'm alone.
(309) I carefully tend to my garden every morning.
(310) I tend to eat too much when I'm feeling sad.
(311) I tend to get nervous when I'm running late.
(312) I tend to procrastinate on doing my laundry.
(313) I tend to skip over the prologue of a novel.
(314) I tend to mess up my words when I'm nervous.
(315) I tend to mess up my diet when I'm stressed.
(316) I tend to freak out when I hear loud noises.
(317) I tend to flake out at the dentist's office.
(318) I tend to flake out at the sight of needles.
(319) I tend to relax beneath the shade of a tree.
(320) I tend to fixate around the idea of success.
(321) I tend to nitpick near the end of a project.
(322) We tend to eat badly when we're on vacation.
(323) I tend to convolute without a clear purpose.
(324) Ubiquinone levels tend to decrease with age.
(325) I tend to divagate when I'm telling a story.
(326) I tend to lose concentration when I'm tired.
(327) I tend to seize up when I'm put on the spot.
(328) I tend to snack off when I'm bored in class.
(329) I tend to blurt under pressure during exams.
(330) I tend to yawn after a long day of lab work.
(331) I tend to dull out on dry reading materials.
(332) I tend to zone off when I'm tired or hungry.
(333) I tend to mess up amid stressful situations.
(334) I tend to yawn through my afternoon classes.
(335) I tend to imbibe around vacations and trips.
(336) I tend to look sallow during allergy season.
(337) I tend to wear my favorite shirt on Fridays.
(338) We tend to go on vacation during the summer.
(339) We tend to have pizza for dinner on Fridays.
(340) Snakes tend to shed their skin as they grow.
(341) Horses tend to run fast when they're scared.
(342) My weakness is that I tend to procrastinate.
(343) Children with flat feet tend to overpronate.
(344) The farmer went afield to tend to his crops.
(345) I tend to gobble up my notes before an exam.
(346) I tend to gorge off pizza when I'm stressed.
(347) I tend to rub at my ears when they're itchy.
(348) I tend to turn over before making a decision.
(349) They tend to aggrieve in times of heartbreak.
(350) I always tend to overeat during the holidays.
(351) I tend to overshoot before I find my balance.
(352) I tend to overshoot before I find my footing.
(353) I tend to glut up on carbs when I'm stressed.
(354) The farmer is redriving to tend to his crops.
(355) I tend to pass out during long waits in line.
(356) I tend to screw up on tests when I'm nervous.
(357) Smarter people tend to make better decisions.
(358) Ignoramuses tend to spread false information.
(359) I tend to skimp on getting regular check-ups.
(360) I tend to agonize over every decision I make.
(361) I tend to freak out when I'm in small spaces.
(362) I tend to overburn my CDs when I'm in a rush.
(363) I tend to be predisposed against spicy foods.
(364) I tend to weird out around authority figures.
(365) They tend to argue amid stressful situations.
(366) I tend to overdo performing when I'm nervous.
(367) I tend to sleep lightly during thunderstorms.
(368) I tend to overeat when I'm stressed or bored.
(369) Pigeons tend to breed within their own flock.
(370) Turkeys tend to breed within their own flock.
(371) I tend to swoon during a surprise date night.
(372) I always tend to be mistrustful of strangers.
(373) I tend to garble in front of large audiences.
(374) When I'm busy at work, I tend to grow hungry.
(375) Illegal wars tend to serve bellicose agendas.
(376) Big-heads tend to think they're always right.
(377) Blamers tend to be defensive when confronted.
(378) Blatherskites tend to dominate conversations.
(379) Pregnenolone levels tend to decline with age.
(380) I tend to mussel up when I'm put on the spot.
(381) I tend to misplace my glasses before bedtime.
(382) Egoists tend to be selfish and self-centered.
(383) The cowmen were up early to tend to the herd.
(384) Beekeepers carefully tend to their mellifers.
(385) Sentimentalists tend to romanticize the past.
(386) If I eat too much bread, I tend to bloat out.
(387) I tend to muddle with my study group's plans.
(388) I tend to fluster up from unexpected changes.
(389) I tend to misplace my wallet inside my purse.
(390) I tend to guzzle down soda when I'm stressed.
(391) I tend to fidget with my pen during lectures.
(392) I tend to guzzle down water when I'm thirsty.
(393) I tend to guzzle by water during my workouts.
(394) I tend to gorge with pizza when I'm stressed.
(395) I tend to strand at the gym for hours on end.
(396) I tend to strand at the art museum for hours.
(397) I tend to jolt awake when I have a nightmare.
(398) Whenever I get nervous, I tend to blush away.
(399) I tend to clamour up when I'm upset or angry.
(400) I tend to concur off when I'm studying alone.
(401) I tend to engorge on pizza when I'm stressed.
(402) I tend to dandle with my hair when I'm bored.
(403) I tend to gorge round when I'm feeling bored.
(404) I tend to dawdle along when I'm feeling lazy.
(405) I tend to zone off when I'm not feeling well.
(406) I tend to crumple after a big project is due.
(407) I tend to brush my teeth before going to bed.
(408) I tend to wear a hat when it's sunny outside.
(409) My grandparents tend to spoil me with treats.
(410) I tend to read a book before bed every night.
(411) I tend to take a nap after lunch on weekends.
(412) The farmer woke up early to tend to his farm.
(413) I tend to get sleepy after eating a big meal.
(414) Some flowers tend to bloom in the springtime.
(415) They tend to eat dinner together as a family.
(416) I tend to prefer sweet foods over salty ones.
(417) When I am hungry, I tend to eat very quickly.
(418) Some foods tend to be more spicy than others.
(419) I tend to fall asleep during boring lectures.
(420) I tend to get nervous before public speaking.
(421) I tend to fall asleep during movies in class.
(422) I tend to gorge out on snacks while studying.
(423) I tend to gulp up my food when I'm in a rush.
(424) I tend to bog down on difficult math problems.
(425) They tend to aggrieve in times of uncertainty.
(426) Prices tend to spike around peak travel times.
(427) I tend to loll off when I'm sitting in a park.
(428) I tend to glut up on chips and dip at parties.
(429) I tend to meddle up my words when I'm nervous.
(430) I tend to procrastinate on replying to emails.
(431) My ulcer symptoms tend to worsen after eating.
(432) I tend to flake out at early morning meetings.
(433) I tend to overexplain things when I'm nervous.
(434) I tend to overdrink when I'm feeling stressed.
(435) I tend to overlook details when I'm in a rush.
(436) We tend to mussel up during group discussions.
(437) The farmer rises betimes to tend to his crops.
(438) Snakes tend to breed within their own species.
(439) Squirrels tend to breed within their own nest.
(440) They tend to eat around towards mid-afternoon.
(441) When I'm studying hard, I tend to grow hungry.
(442) I tend to flummox through my history lectures.
(443) The dorms tend to pullulate under move-in day.
(444) I tend to dense up without a positive mindset.
(445) I tend to nibble at my nails when I'm nervous.
(446) When my focus is off, I tend to procrastinate.
(447) I tend to doze after a long commute to campus.
(448) I tend to bumble up my words when I'm nervous.
(449) I tend to cluck under the stress of deadlines.
(450) I tend to daze around when I'm bored in class.
(451) I tend to falter over difficult math problems.
(452) I tend to mangle up at public speaking events.
(453) I tend to mess up amid personal relationships.
(454) I tend to muddle up my words when I'm nervous.
(455) I tend to yawn through my psychology lectures.
(456) I tend to dull out from studying for too long.
(457) I tend to falter around unfamiliar technology.
(458) I tend to mess up under pressure during exams.
(459) I tend to startle under unexpected situations.
(460) I tend to teeter before making a big decision.
(461) I tend to practice my piano lessons every day.
(462) I tend to overlook my keys when I'm in a rush.
(463) The farmer wakes up early to tend to his farm.
(464) I tend to put off until later cleaning my car.
(465) I tend to be more of a listener than a talker.
(466) Some plants tend to thrive in direct sunlight.
(467) The farmer woke up early to tend to his crops.
(468) Some songs tend to be more upbeat than others.
(469) I tend to fall asleep during long phone calls.
(470) I tend to prefer savory foods over sweet ones.
(471) I tend to enjoy trying new foods and cuisines.
(472) I tend to eat junk food when I'm stressed out.
(473) People tend to have different learning styles.
(474) Acaudal slugs tend to move slower than snails.
(475) Abler students tend to excel in their studies.
(476) Bachelors tend to have more disposable income.
(477) I tend to babble to my teammates during games.
(478) I tend to doze out when I'm tired or stressed.
(479) As a Southerner, I tend to drawl when I speak.
(480) I tend to fuzzy up my thoughts when I'm tired.
(481) I tend to gorge up on pizza when I'm stressed.
(482) I tend to gulp up my dinner when I'm starving.
(483) They tend to aggrieve in times of disagreement.
(484) Energy levels tend to spike around mid-morning.
(485) The bloatings tend to subside after I exercise.
(486) Blood glucose levels tend to rise after a meal.
(487) Pushy individuals tend to disregard boundaries.
(488) I tend to be overwhelmed by unexpected changes.
(489) I tend to get angry when someone interrupts me.
(490) She kneels in the garden to tend to her plants.
(491) I tend to freak out when I'm in crowded places.
(492) I tend to weird out around my parents' friends.
(493) They tend to eat out more so than cook at home.
(494) I tend to overdo drinking when I'm celebrating.
(495) I tend to get off track when I'm feeling tired.
(496) We tend to kick back and relax on the weekends.
(497) I tend to mumble up my thoughts when I'm tired.
(498) Close up in the garden and tend to your plants.
(499) I tend to swoon during live music performances.
(500) I tend to zonk out when I'm sick and need rest.
(501) Vacillators tend to be indecisive and hesitant.
(502) Bad-boys tend to have a lot of female admirers.
(503) Bletheranskates tend to dominate conversations.
(504) Agemates tend to have similar life experiences.
(505) My atopies tend to be worse when I am stressed.
(506) When I'm nervous, I tend to urinate frequently.
(507) They tend to soften up during acts of kindness.
(508) I tend to discompose during important meetings.
(509) When I'm tired, I tend to get in a snappy mood.
(510) When I'm stressed, I tend to have a mood swing.
(511) They tend to tighten up in front of the camera.
(512) The farmer woke up betime to tend to his crops.
(513) I tend to give out around 3 apologies per week.
(514) I tend to misplace my phone within my backpack.
(515) The dorms tend to pullulate during move-in day.
(516) I tend to machinate over every decision I make.
(517) I tend to oscillate over which major to choose.
(518) I tend to slouch next to the door during exams.
(519) I always tend to plump off during the holidays.
(520) I tend to cloy over my future career prospects.
(521) When I'm nervous, I tend to ball up in my seat.
(522) I tend to bloat with anxiety before a big exam.
(523) I tend to bloat with stress during finals week.
(524) I tend to bristle at criticism from professors.
(525) I tend to fumble off my glasses when I'm tired.
(526) After studying for hours, I tend to get sleepy.
(527) I tend to doze after studying for hours on end.
(528) I tend to garble with my typing when I'm tired.
(529) I tend to gorge round when I'm feeling anxious.
(530) I tend to guzzle back water during my workouts.
(531) I tend to hunch up when I'm nervous or anxious.
(532) I tend to fidget about when I'm bored in class.
(533) I tend to dawdle along when I'm not in a hurry.
(534) I tend to doze off during quiet study sessions.
(535) I tend to bumble under the stress of deadlines.
(536) I tend to bungle under the stress of deadlines.
(537) I tend to dull out on unchallenging coursework.
(538) I tend to dull out on unvaried class schedules.
(539) I tend to zone out on my phone during lectures.
(540) I tend to fumble under the stress of deadlines.
(541) I tend to get diverted by my own lack of focus.
(542) Whenever I exercise, I tend to heat up quickly.
(543) I tend to mangle up my thoughts when I'm tired.
(544) I tend to tangle under the stress of deadlines.
(545) I tend to engross over my notes before an exam.
(546) I tend to steam up near the end of a long hike.
(547) I tend to trip up after a change in my routine.
(548) Impulsive people tend to act on their emotions.
(549) I tend to listen to music while doing homework.
(550) My friends tend to have sleepovers on weekends.
Tend To meaning
Tend to is a versatile phrase that can be used in various contexts to convey a sense of inclination, preference, or likelihood. Whether you are writing an academic paper, a professional email, or engaging in casual conversation, understanding how to use "tend to" effectively can greatly enhance your communication skills. In this article, we will explore different tips and examples to help you master the usage of this phrase in your sentences.
1. Understanding the meaning: Before incorporating "tend to" into your sentences, it is crucial to grasp its meaning. "Tend to" implies a general inclination or a habitual behavior towards a particular action or outcome. It suggests a likelihood or a tendency for something to happen or be true. Keeping this in mind will help you use the phrase accurately in your sentences.
2. Identifying the subject: To use "tend to" correctly, you need to identify the subject that exhibits the tendency or inclination. This subject can be a person, a group of people, or even an inanimate object. By identifying the subject, you can construct a sentence that accurately conveys the intended meaning. Examples: - Children tend to be more curious than adults. - Cats tend to be independent animals. - The stock market tends to fluctuate based on economic conditions.
3. Pairing "tend to" with verbs: To express the action or behavior associated with the tendency, it is essential to pair "tend to" with appropriate verbs. These verbs should align with the subject and reflect the inclination or likelihood being described. Consider the following examples: - She tends to procrastinate when it comes to completing her assignments. - People tend to gravitate towards like-minded individuals. - The elderly tend to reminisce about their past experiences.
4. Using adverbs and adjectives: To provide more specific information about the tendency being described, you can incorporate adverbs or adjectives into your sentences. These modifiers can help convey the degree or intensity of the inclination. Here are some examples: - He tends to frequently forget important dates. - The team tends to consistently perform well under pressure. - The weather tends to unpredictably change during spring.
5. Expressing personal opinions or observations: When using "tend to" in sentences, it is important to distinguish between personal opinions or observations and general facts. To avoid sounding subjective, it is advisable to support your statements with evidence or data. This will lend credibility to your usage of the phrase. Consider the following examples: - Based on historical data, it is evident that economies tend to experience cycles of growth and recession. - In my experience, people tend to be more receptive to new ideas when they are presented in a positive manner. - Research shows that individuals who exercise regularly tend to have better overall health.
6. Avoiding overgeneralization: While "tend to" implies a general inclination, it is crucial to avoid overgeneralizing or making sweeping statements. Remember that tendencies can vary among individuals or groups, and not everyone will exhibit the same behavior. To ensure accuracy and fairness, consider using qualifiers such as "often," "typically," or "generally" when appropriate. For instance: - Students often tend to perform better when they have a structured study routine. - Vegetarians generally tend to consume more plant-based foods than meat-eaters. - Employees in creative fields typically tend to thrive in collaborative work environments.
In conclusion, mastering the usage of "tend to" in sentences can greatly enhance your communication skills. By understanding its meaning, identifying the subject, pairing it with appropriate verbs, using modifiers, expressing personal opinions or observations, and avoiding overgeneralization, you can effectively incorporate this phrase into your writing and conversations. Practice using "tend to" in various contexts to become more proficient in conveying tendencies, preferences, or likelihoods accurately.
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