"the style and" vs "the style and kind of"

Question

"the style and" vs "the style and kind of"

Both phrases are not directly comparable as they are incomplete. The first phrase 'the style and kind of' seems to be part of a larger sentence where the noun that follows 'kind of' is missing. The second phrase 'the style and' is also incomplete and lacks a following noun. To determine which one is correct, we would need more context or the complete sentences.

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To be correct, this phrase needs to be followed by a noun that completes the sentence.

This phrase needs to be completed with a noun that follows 'kind of' to make sense in a sentence.

Answer 1

the style and

This phrase is also incomplete and lacks a following noun. It does not form a complete construction in English.

Answer 2

the style and kind of

This phrase is incomplete and lacks a following noun. It is not a complete construction in English.

"the style and" vs "the style and kind of"

the style and

the style and kind of

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