abdellatif-boudia Posted August 10, 2014 Report Share Posted August 10, 2014 A Kind Of, Kind Of, Kind To A Kind Of We use a kind of + noun when we talk about a think that resembles another thing. - A smartphone is a kind of computer - This book is a kind of dictionary - A banjo is a kind of guitar Kind Of We use kind of + adjective to mean a vague amount of. - I think the prices in that store are kind of high, don’t you? - The cupcakes here are kind of small - I was kind of worried about her when she didn’t call me Kind To We use kind to when we want to show the object of someone’s kindness. - I’m always kind to animals - My students are very kind to me - Young children should be taught to be kind to their friends Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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