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Mr. Tom Posted 6 years ago
Vocabulary
Kind and Kindly
Hi
Is there any difference between these?
On her way she was helped by a kindly man.
On her way she was helped by a kind man.
Thanks,
Tom
Top answer
They are both OK. "Kindly" describes more how he seemed, how he impressed you.
- They are both OK.
- "Kindly" describes more how he seemed, how he impressed you.
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They are both OK. "Kindly" describes more how he seemed, how he impressed you.
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