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It's fine in casual conversation with your friends. It would not occur in a film review in Time magazine, however. CJ
- It's fine in casual conversation with your friends.
- It would not occur in a film review in Time magazine, however.
- CJ
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It's fine in casual conversation with your friends.
It would not occur in a film review in Time magazine, however.
CJ
It would not occur in a film review in Time magazine, however.
CJ
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Shouldn't it be "a lot of fun"? "very fun" sounds very ackward to me...
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ferdisShouldn't it be "a lot of fun"? "very fun" sounds veryfun is sometimes used as an adjective in very casual conversation.ackwardawkward to me...
CJ
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I don't think it's limited to very casual conversations any longer. M-W lists it as an adjective without a usage note or "colloq" note.
Was the party fun?
(I'm not sure I'd use "very fun" except quite casually - that sounds a bit odd. But "so fun" I would in a heartbeat.)
Was the party fun?
(I'm not sure I'd use "very fun" except quite casually - that sounds a bit odd. But "so fun" I would in a heartbeat.)
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