How to Use "Kind" with Example Sentences

kind (adj): friendly; considerate

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Used with verbs:

"She is always kind to me."
(be: is/am/are)

Used with adverbs:

"He is an extremely kind person."
(extremely, very, genuinely, truly)

Used with prepositions:

"It was very kind of you to help."
(of, for)

"My boss has been very kind to me."
(to, toward, towards, with)

kind (n): a group of people or things that are similar

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Used with adjectives:

"She likes all kinds of sports."
(all, various, different)

"He has the same kind of shoes as me."
(same, similar)

"He only likes certain kinds of cars."
(certain, particular, special, distinct, specific)

"They played a unique kind of music at the party."
(unique, rare, different, new, unusual, strange)

"He always eats the right kind of food."
(right, wrong, healthiest, best)

"Comedy is her favorite kind of movie."
(favorite)

Used with prepositions:

"The store had books of every kind."
"She bought a special kind of oil."
(of)