Collocation
That is so kind of you.
This is a polite expression used to thank someone or acknowledge their thoughtful action, generosity, or help. It emphasizes the kindness of their deed.
Definition
'That is so kind of you.' is a common English collocation. This is a polite expression used to thank someone or acknowledge their thoughtful action, generosity, or help. It emphasizes the kindness of their deed.
be + (adverb) + adjective + of + pronoun/noun
“That is so kind of you to help me with my project.”
Examples
- That is so kind of you to offer your seat to the elderly lady.
- It was so kind of you to remember my birthday.
- That's so kind of you; I really appreciate the help.
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- His invitation to stay at his cabin was so kind of him.
- If you could pick up the groceries, that would be so kind of you.
- She said it was so kind of them to bring her flowers.
- The doctor assured me that it was so kind of my friend to visit me in the hospital.
- Receiving that unexpected gift was so kind of him, really.
- Truly, that is so kind of you to volunteer your time for the charity event.
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