They were always kind to each other.

Meaning: This means two or more people consistently showed concern or consideration for one another.

Choice of Words: They refers to two or more people that have been previously mentioned. Were is a form of the verb to be, used to indicate past tense. Always means happening or existing at all times. Kind means showing concern or consideration for others. To is a preposition that indicates direction or purpose. Each means every one of two or more people or things considered individually. Other means different or separate from the one already mentioned. When you put them together, it means two or more people consistently showed concern or consideration for one another.

Alternative Expressions

Related Expressions

• They were always happy to see each other.
• They were always there for each other, through thick and thin.
• They were always there for each other.
• Always be kind to each other.
• They knew they could always count on each other.
• They promised to be kind to each other.
• They support each other always.
• They helped each other always.
• They could always count on each other.
• They always help each other with homework.