0
Taka Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Kind
He is a kind of person who feels uncomfortable with strangers.
If the underlined part was omitted as this below, would it still sound natural and make the same sense?
He is a kind who feels uncomfortable with strangers.
If the underlined part was omitted as this below, would it still sound natural and make the same sense?
He is a kind who feels uncomfortable with strangers.
Top answer
Taka He is the kind of person who feels uncomfortable with strangers. a kind" needs a noun to follow it. He is a kind person who feels uncomfor ......
- Taka He is the kind of person who feels uncomfortable with strangers.
- a kind" needs a noun to follow it.
- He is a kind person who feels uncomfor ......
- is correct.
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
2 Answers
0
TakaHe is the kind of person who feels uncomfortable with strangers."...a kind" needs a noun to follow it. He is a kind person who feels uncomfor...... is correct.
00
Does it really have to be "the" instead of "a" here so that it sounds natural? Or is it that you personally think "the" is better?
0
Related Questions