He has always been very kind enough to help me. A. kind enough B. too kind enough C. enough kind D. No improvement

kind enough
too kind enough
enough kind
No improvement

The correct answer is D. No improvement.

The phrase “very kind enough” is redundant. “Kind” already implies that someone is doing something out of the goodness of their heart, so adding “enough” is unnecessary. Additionally, “too kind” would imply that the person is being overly generous, which is not necessarily the case. Finally, “enough kind” is simply grammatically incorrect.

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is a kind person.”
  • “She was kind enough to lend me her umbrella.”
  • “I appreciate your kindness.”
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