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Bepleased Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary

She's always kind to animals.

Hello,( ) Could any native speaker tell me the meaning of the sentence?( ) If you can clear up my conundrum, I will be extremely greatful.( ) Thank you!
  

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What do your parentheses represent? They are not English.
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Hi MM,In my board, my written can not be in line by line. I have to use it to have them clear to see.
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bepleased Hi MM,In my board, my written can not be in line by line. I have to use it to have them clear to see.
I'm sorry, but this is even more confusing than the parentheses. What happens if you write your post without parentheses?

"She's always kind to animals" means that she never hurts or abuses animals. She is gentle with them and helps them i
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Hi Khoff,Here, "to" means what that is important for me to understand.Dose the "to" mean "in connection with" ? (that meaning defined by my dictionaary)And that do animals relate to it that she is always kind?What does the "to" mean is my conundrum, I need your help.
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Yes, I think you could say "in connection with animals, she is always kind." (Perhaps she is not always kind to people.)
bepleasedAnd that do animals relate to it that she is always kind?
"She is always kind to animals" only tells us how she behaves towards animals. It does not tell us how the animals react.
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Hello khoff,I have been extremely grateful. Thank you!Are the two posts overlooked.Whould you be kind enough to give them a look at?( 1 ) ( 2 )
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