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Pronunciation: [/taɪps/]

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types: meanings and example sentences

Learn how to use types in a sentence: 9 audio examples across 3 meanings.

Context: “categories”

(noun) different categories or groups that things can be sorted into based on their similarities. Like when you sort your toys into different boxes based on what they are.

Example

There are different types of fruits, such as apples, bananas, and oranges.

Example

I don't like any type of seafood.

Example

What type of animal is a cat?

Context: “distinct forms”

(noun) different forms or versions of something that share similar qualities. Like how there are different versions of a game you can play.

Example

There are different types of music, such as rock, pop, and classical.

Example

I prefer one type of coffee; I don't like flavored ones.

Example

What type of movie do you prefer, action or comedy?

Context: “specific examples”

(noun) specific examples of something that show its characteristics. Like when you point out a specific way to solve a math problem.

Example

Can you show me different types of flowers in the garden?

Example

I only like one type of ice cream flavor.

Example

What type of fruit is a watermelon?

How to pronounce types

Pronunciation: [/taɪps/]

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