English Reference
Idiom idiom

this kind of


You use this phrase to talk about a specific type or category of something. It helps you give an example of a group of similar things.


SIMPLE

“I really enjoy this kind of music.”

CONTEXTUAL

“When you are tired, this kind of exercise helps you relax and feel better.”

COMPLEX

“Scholars often debate this kind of historical interpretation, as the available evidence remains open to multiple conflicting viewpoints.”

Last updated April 22, 2026