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2010年2月8日 · If I wanted to make it clear that "It's fun" wasn't enough, I would use "It's so MUCH fun". Yes, that means that as Barb says, fun is therefore being used as a noun, not an adjective. I don't think many people on here would say that you could use "It's very fun", therefore, by the same token, you shouldn't be able to say "It's so fun".
other ways to say - so much fun - UsingEnglish.com
2009年11月24日 · I tend to over use the word fun, and I am looking for synonyms or other phrases to use in conversations. 1) Lets go outside and play. It'll be so much fun. 2) It is fun to watch television. 3) We can have a lot of fun reading the book together. 4) We had fun at the carnival. 5) That is a...
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2013年2月25日 · I know this sentence is wrong but I hear it more and more. Instead of saying "It's so much fun" people are saying "It's so fun." Isn't this wrong and why?
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2023年9月22日 · The current usage of "IT'S SO FUN" is making me crazy! Please help me understand the grammatical reason this is improper use of the language. Thanks I know that "It's so fun" isn't proper English. It should be "It's fun" or "It's so much fun". This is akin to saying "It brings me so joy"...
[Grammar] "it's fun to watch", or "it's fun watching"? and similar
2014年1月24日 · Hi, so Hillary Clinton tweeted It’s so much more fun to watch FOX when it’s someone else being blitzed & sacked! I'm not a native speaker and as such I often make mistakes. TO DO vs. DOING is something that I often find confusing. In the above example, especially if it was the past tense...
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2012年12月26日 · 1. funny - funnier - (the) funniest - 'funny' is an adjective 2. much fun - more fun - (the) most fun - 'fun' is a noun modified by 'much' When the 'fun' is used as an adjective, its comparative and superlative would be: fun - funner - funnest I agree with SoothingDave that 'fun' and 'funny' are two different words.
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2008年1月1日 · 1. Skiing is as fun as surfing. 2. Skiing is as much fun as surfing. Between the two sentences above, which do you think is better? "Fun" is a tricky word for (at least some) ESL learners. Sometimes it is used like an adjective. e.g. It was a …
left that we had has that changed. did I believe it was true. so much fun as when we were playing on that muddy beach in Poole. have I been in such danger. warned of what was coming, I would have been terrified.
It's very fun or it's very funny - UsingEnglish.com
2002年11月13日 · If I want to say one place was very interesting, how can i say? is that ok to use "It was very fun" or "it was very fun place" or "it was very funny" or "it was very funny place"?? sometimes this makes me confuse a lot. please help me out~
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2010年3月14日 · Hey! Sorry if this is a really basic question but why should we write the word 'much' in the following sentence? 'This was not as fun as that' 'This was not as much fun as that' To me they both mean the same. Thank you for any help :-D