What does "[adjective] of [noun]" mean?
Native speaker’s answer
Rebecca
Great question! This is usually used in reference to an action. It describes the person or thing in relation to the action. Ex: You brought a cake to the party! How thoughtful of you. Ex: Jono, that was good of you to apologise first. Ex: That was terrible of Spot, your dog, to chew up your shoe. Ex: How rude of you to ignore me.