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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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lazy?
Which of the following sentences are correct?
a)"I am kind of a lazy person."
b)"I am a lazy kind of person."
c)"I am a kind of lazy person."
a)"I am kind of a lazy person."
b)"I am a lazy kind of person."
c)"I am a kind of lazy person."
Top answer
They are all correct. b) is the most common.
- They are all correct.
- b) is the most common.
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These are all informal speech, so they are all kind of correct, with perhaps different shades of meaning:
a) I'm lazy, but not that lazy.
b) I'm really lazy, that's how it is, so that's how you should consider me.
c) I'm lazy, but particularly lazy in some (unstated) area.
Choice c) could better be expressed with "the":
'I am the kind of lazy person who le
a) I'm lazy, but not that lazy.
b) I'm really lazy, that's how it is, so that's how you should consider me.
c) I'm lazy, but particularly lazy in some (unstated) area.
Choice c) could better be expressed with "the":
'I am the kind of lazy person who le
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