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Latest post Mon, Jun 27 2005 1:47 PM by tot2ivn. 2 replies.
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tot2ivn  +  112895 Mon, 27 Jun 05 01:47 PM
Sometimes I see people say " kind of girl " and sometimes " kind of girls "
Ex. I hate this kind of girl.

Which one is correct ? Or both ? I don't know when to use which one ? (If possible using both)
Anyone can help me out ?
This question's been driving me like crazy until now.

Thanks in advance.
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Mister Micawber  +  112902 Mon, 27 Jun 05 02:01 PM

The singular noun is preferred in formal writing, but both are acceptable; this same guideline applies to the plural 'these/those kinds of girl(s)'.

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tot2ivn, 4 yr 152 days ago
Thank you very much, Mr. Micawber.:)
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