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Keiraayudia Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Kind or nice???
which one is appropriate?
to a kind person or to be a nice person???
to a kind person or to be a nice person???
Top answer
Both are perfectly acceptable English but cannot of course be used in the same situation since their meanings are different. One has a prepostion ( to a kind person) and the other has an infinitive ( to be a nice person). Your question is rather odd.
- Both are perfectly acceptable English but cannot of course be used in the same situation since their meanings are different.
- One has a prepostion ( to a kind person) and the other has an infinitive ( to be a nice person).
- Your question is rather odd.
- CB
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Both are perfectly acceptable English but cannot of course be used in the same situation since their meanings are different. One has a prepostion (to a kind person) and the other has an infinitive (to be a nice person). Your questi
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Hi!
I am assuming you meant "to be a kind person" or "to be a nice person," and what is the difference between those two things. Either one could be appropriate, but it would depend on what you meaning you want to convey. There is a narrow difference, but it can be important:
A KIND person is one who does not hurt the feelings of another person, someone who does things to meet
I am assuming you meant "to be a kind person" or "to be a nice person," and what is the difference between those two things. Either one could be appropriate, but it would depend on what you meaning you want to convey. There is a narrow difference, but it can be important:
A KIND person is one who does not hurt the feelings of another person, someone who does things to meet
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wvic123Do you mean what is the difference between nice and knid?
I've just seen the answer above.
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