Collocation
That's so kind of you.
An expression used to thank someone for being helpful, thoughtful, or generous.
Definition
'That's so kind of you.' is a common English collocation. An expression used to thank someone for being helpful, thoughtful, or generous.
That's + so + [adjective] + of + [pronoun]
“Thank you for helping me move, that's so kind of you.”
Examples
- Thank you for the thoughtful present; that's so kind of you.
- You didn't have to walk me home, but that's so kind of you.
- To offer your assistance without being asked, that's truly so kind of you.
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- I really appreciate you remembering my birthday; that's so kind of you.
- She baked me a cake for my party; that's so kind of you!
- Even though you're busy, you still made time to help me; that's so kind of you.
- It takes a truly empathetic person to understand without judgment, and that's so kind of you.
- Considering all the trouble I caused, to still forgive me, that's so kind of you.
- Leaving me a note of encouragement, that's so kind of you.
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