2008年5月29日 · You said "fun" is uncountable. Correct. In "what a great fun", "a" would belong to "fun", but then, would ...

2008年1月1日 · Dear all, Back in school in 1990s, I learned that since "fun" is not an adjective but a noun, "It was very fun" is wrong and "It was a lot of fun" is correct. The other day, however, an American colleague of mine who is in his late 30s said "It …

2002年11月13日 · It was great fun. T. Tdol No Longer With Us (RIP) Joined Nov 13, 2002 Member Type English Teacher Native ...

2021年3月3日 · It is fun to swim in the sea. On a surface analysis, this is presented as an objective and universally applicable statement of fact—in other words, it's fun for everyone. Any implication of it being merely a subjective and personally applicable statement of …

2010年2月8日 · a fun episode, or, of course, its use as a complement, as in That was fun. In formal/careful usage, any intensification of the word as a complement will be accomplished by means of adjectives rather than adverbs. Hence That was …

2008年8月22日 · This party is fun. This party is great fun. This party is a lot of fun. That guy is funny. That guy is really funny. That guy is so funny! I have loads of fun when I go out with my funny friends. I have loads of fun when I go out with my fun friends. It's very funny to go out with my fun friends. We had so much fun when we went to the comedy show.

2024年8月19日 · They can be great fun. And the biggest factor that makes them fun for thenkids is how much the teacher likes them, so you have a perfect motivation for using your own favourites. They cover the same topics as they kids are covering in the English lessons and other classes: animals (Old Macdonald), body parts (Teddy Bear Teddy Bear) etc.

2010年12月27日 · It was probably fun. My friend went to a concert yesterday. I imagine it was fun. My friend went to a concert yesterday. It's likely that it was fun. I would only use "She would have had fun" if she hadn't gone. It's a shame my friend couldn't come to the concert last night. It would have been fun (for her, had she been there).

2014年11月15日 · ---- I look forward to seeing you and having a fun time. Due to using 'and', I am thinking is it correct that the first verb is in simple present, 'look' and the second it in continuous form, 'having'. I always thought that when I use 'and' …

2023年10月15日 · Strangely, “Have a good one” is often used when it isn’t clear what “one” stands for, as in “See you on Monday” “Yeah, have a good one”. In contrast, “Have fun” needs more context, as in “Well, I need to get back and pack my skis. John is picking me up at seven” “Okay, have fun (in Nagano)!” Speak to you then.