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Comparative form of fun

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Answered by Anonymous
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The only correct comparative form of the adjective fun is:

\bold{=>\:More\:fun}

\bold{=>\:Most\:fun}


\sf{\underline{And,}}

That funner and funnest are only appropriate in the most informal contexts.


\sf{\underline{Now,\:coming\:to\:the\:fact:}}

The reason the use of funner and funnest has been discouraged is that..

=> Fun was until recently only a \bold{noun.}


As a noun, its quantity or amount would be compared with:

\sf{=>\:'The\:more'}

\sf{=>\:'The\:most'}


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Answered by Kusumsahu7
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The only correct comparative form of the adjective fun is:

More fun 

Most fun 

And, 

That funner and funnest are only appropriate in the most informal contexts.

Now,comingtothefact: 

The reason the use of funner and funnest has been discouraged is that.. 

=> Fun was until recently only

a  noun.

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