Kindly Vs Kind
When I said the following here in this forum, someone corrected me, and said it should be "kind" and not "kindly"; when I sought his clarifications, he did not reply to me---maybe, he was too busy. Could someone help me?
It is just amazing how someone could be so kindly and helpful.
(I looked up "kindly"---although it is quaint and old-fashioned, it seems to be a correct adjective in my sentence.)
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I agree that it's a correct adjective. But you could live in an English-speaking country for years and never hear anyone use the word as an adjective.
- I agree that it's a correct adjective.
- But you could live in an English-speaking country for years and never hear anyone use the word as an adjective.
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I agree that it's a correct adjective. But you could live in an English-speaking country for years and never hear anyone use the word as an adjective.
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