How often have you used or heard the word "kind"? Does it always have the same meaning? Trying to find the words that are most useful in everyday English is important. A word like "kind" is deceptively simple. What I mean is that when students see this word, they think, "Yeah, I know that word. I know how to use it and what it means." Actually, if you think it's really easy, then you probably don't know all the ways that we Americans use "kind." Look at the following sentences, and read them adding kind.
1. John is uniquely funny; he's one of a _______ .
2. Would you be so _______ as to bring me some water?
3. We need a different _______ of approach to make our product stand out from the others.
4. I like traveling in Thailand because the people are very helpful and _______ to foreigners.
5. If you have a flush in poker, it means that all of your cards are the same _______ - all hearts, diamonds, spades, or clubs.
6. I _______ of like the red more than the green fabric.
How many ways have you used kind?
1. John is uniquely funny; he's one of a _______ .
2. Would you be so _______ as to bring me some water?
3. We need a different _______ of approach to make our product stand out from the others.
4. I like traveling in Thailand because the people are very helpful and _______ to foreigners.
5. If you have a flush in poker, it means that all of your cards are the same _______ - all hearts, diamonds, spades, or clubs.
6. I _______ of like the red more than the green fabric.
How many ways have you used kind?
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