KIND-2
21 / 06 / 2011
KIND-2: meaning and examples
Good morning everyone.
Today we continue our look at meanings of and expressions with the English word KIND.
Today's expression is: a kind of (informal)
Meaning: used to show that something you are saying is not exact.
Example 1:
What? Jack isn't coming to the convention? I had a kind of feeling that this might happen.
We can also say kind of (instead of a kind of) to mean "slightly" or "in some ways".
Example 2:
Your comments made me feel kind of stupid. I wish you hadn't said them.
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Today we continue our look at meanings of and expressions with the English word KIND.
Today's expression is: a kind of (informal)
Meaning: used to show that something you are saying is not exact.
Example 1:
What? Jack isn't coming to the convention? I had a kind of feeling that this might happen.
We can also say kind of (instead of a kind of) to mean "slightly" or "in some ways".
Example 2:
Your comments made me feel kind of stupid. I wish you hadn't said them.
If you have any questions about today's Daily Vitamin, please post your comments by clicking on the "Add a Comment" button in the Daily Vitamin section on our website.
Have a great day.
