Describe helpful and caring behaviour toward others.
The idea
Kind describes someone or an action that shows care. Say kind to someone and kind of someone to do something.
Examples
- A kind neighbour carried our bags.
- The teacher is kind to new students.
- It was kind of you to call.
- The nurse gave me a kind smile.
- Our host was kind and offered us tea.
- Please be kind to the new player.
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Watch out
Do not use kind at for the person receiving kindness; use kind to.
Try it yourself
Choose the right word. A person who helps others is ___. (kind / unkind)
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kind
Kind fits a person who helps others.
Choose the right word. It was kind ___ you to share your lunch. (of / for)
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of
Of introduces the person who shared lunch in this pattern.
Choose the right word. Please be kind ___ your classmates. (to / at)
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to
To introduces the classmates receiving kindness.
Practice round
Answer questions and rebuild English sentences to practise. Your score is shown.
Choose the right word. A person who helps others is ___. (kind / unkind)
Choose the right word. It was kind ___ you to share your lunch. (of / for)
Choose the right word. Please be kind ___ your classmates. (to / at)
Tap the words in the right order.
Tap the words in the right order.
Tap the words in the right order.
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