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Sep 10, 2008 · "Kinds" in its plural form often is followed by "of" + a plural noun, as we have seen. But, "kinds" can also be followed by a singular noun. "Kinds" can be followed by a noncount nouns, as in "kinds of coffee," "kinds of rice," and "kinds of information." "Kinds" can be followed by a singular count noun, too.

Good with these kinds of statements. Those blooms are generating other kinds of chemicals. Typical uses are various kinds of measurement applications. Furthermore, SWFs have comparative advantages over other kinds of institutional investors. Only two kinds of people use payphones. Some kinds of pressure-treated wood can contain arsenic.

“Kind of” can be followed by a singular or plural form when using a countable noun. We can say “kind of thing” or “kind of things,” accordingly. “Kinds of” almost always has to be followed by a plural form unless we’re using uncountable nouns that do not have plural forms.

ANSWER: Yes, you can use “kind of” with a plural noun, but first consider the difference in meaning between “kind of” and “kinds of.” “Kind” ...

30.10.2004 · 1. is OK; 2. is not OK. 'or' is a conjunction: It joins two like units. 3. is not OK. 'and' is a conjunction: It joins two like units. There is no difference whatsoever/at all/of any kind …

“Kind of” can be followed by a singular or plural form when using a countable noun. We can say “kind of thing” or “kind of things,” accordingly. “Kinds of” almost always has to be followed by a plural form unless we’re using uncountable nouns that do not have plural forms. Let’s replace “thing” with “apple” to help you underst… Näytä lisää

20.5.2020 · 「kind of」と「kinds of」の後ろにはくる名詞は、複数形ですか？それとも単数形が正しいのでしょうか？ 答えは、「kind of 単数」「kinds of 複数」です。 正しい英語表記は …

Good with these kinds of statements. Those blooms are generating other kinds of chemicals. Typical uses are various kinds of measurement applications. Furthermore, SWFs have …

“Kinds” is used as a plural expression, to mean multiple kinds or types. “Kind” refers to one type or category. What is the meaning of “kind of ...

“Kind of” can be followed by a singular or plural form when using a countable noun. We can say “kind of thing” or “kind of things,” accordingly. “Kinds of” ...

"Kinds" in its plural form often is followed by "of" + a plural noun, as we have seen. But, "kinds" can also be followed by a singular noun. " ...

26.7.2021 · kind of，kinds of和a kind of的区别在于kind of的意思是“稍微，有几分，有点儿”，其后常接形容词或副词。. kinds of的意思是“各种各样的；不同种类”，其后接名词。. 而a kind …

26.9.2008 · These must be the questions you are referring to, Sayed. "Kinds" in its plural form often is followed by "of" + a plural noun, as we have seen. But, "kinds" can also be followed by …

29.8.2007 · Gramatically correct and preferred at an exam. I like this kind of posts. --> One kind; posts are more than one. Okay in a conversation, but doesn't accord with strict grammar rules. …

1. I think, this drama is kind of fun! （このドラマは面白い 方だと思う よ。） 2. I like his face. He is kind of good looking (or handsome) （私は彼の顔が好きです。 どちらかというと ハンサム …

Synonym for a kind of @Ri-na もちろん。。。 Your two sentences needed mending, so I used different ones. To fix your sentences, ...

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As you've already been told, all of those styles are used. The only difference in meaning is that “kind” can mean either which one or which ones ...

An article on how to use expressions involving the words kind and sort.

1. We use ‘kind’ to talk about a class of people or things. ‘Kind’ is a countable noun. After words referring to singular people/things such as ‘this/that’, etc. we use the word ‘kind’ (not ‘kinds’) and for words referring to plural people/things such as ‘all/many/these/those, we use ‘kinds’ (not ‘kind’); e.g.

You would only use 'kind' if one were trying to refer to one specific object. In that case, a sentence would be formed using 'that kind of good' ...

This kind of thing or that kind of thing is made plural with the phrases these kinds of things or those kinds of things, but the singular versions are much ...

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a) I like most kinds of cars. = I like most kinds of car. b) There are many kinds of phones with us. = There are many kinds of phone with us. NOTE: But after ‘kind of’ we use the singular form …