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Anonymous Posted 4 years ago
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A kind of / kind of
Entering the bar to get some cheap vodka, he saw a man ordering expensive hard liquor and a fresh goat milk cheese. Suddenly he felt [kind/a kind] of envy toward the man but he began feeling a little better and enjoying the moment with the vodka.
I'd love to see which is right. I guess "a kind of" is correct.
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anonymous I guess "a kind of" is correct. Yes, but there are other problems. The main one is that fresh goat cheese tastes like ****.
- anonymous I guess "a kind of" is correct.
- Yes, but there are other problems.
- The main one is that fresh goat cheese tastes like ****.
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anonymousI guess "a kind of" is correct.
Yes, but there are other problems. The main one is that fresh goat cheese tastes like ****.
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