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KhoshtipMan Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

In the kind of

Hi,


What does "in the kind of" mean? Is it "in the type of" or "regarding to"?

We should use a plural noun after "kinds of" and singular for "kind of" (when it has the same meaning as type). Does this rule apply to "in the kind of" too? That is, should we have a singular noun after that always?


Thanks in advance.

  

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It is simply "kind" as the object of the preposition "in." Do you understand these example sentences?

And so we're investing in the kind of innovations that will create growth.
The material was wrapped in the kind of plastic sheeting used by dry cleaners.
There was nobody interested in the kind of
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