What's the difference between these two sentences?
You want to know.
You kind of want to know.
Is the second sentence right? How to use the phrase 'kind of' or in which circumstance should I use 'you kind of want to know'?
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The second sentence is correct. 'Kind of' can mean sort of, a little, almost, nearly, not quite.
For example. Do you like him? Hmmm, kind of.
Are you ready? Kind of, just give me 2 secs.
These shoes are kind of tight. Do you have a larger size?
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