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ESLBeginner Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
"it sounds like fun." or "it sounds like a fun."
Hi, I'm wondering which one is correct, and why it is correct? thank you in advance!
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"Fun" is uncountable stuff. " It may be quantified, but not counted. )
- "Fun" is uncountable stuff.
- " It may be quantified, but not counted.
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"Fun" is uncountable stuff. I've never heard of "a fun."
You may use "fun" as an adjective, as well as a noun: "It sounds like a fun thing to do"
("Thing" is a countable noun.)
You could also say, "That sounds like some fun - lots of fun."
It may be quantified, but not counted. (You can't have three funs.)
You may use "fun" as an adjective, as well as a noun: "It sounds like a fun thing to do"
("Thing" is a countable noun.)
You could also say, "That sounds like some fun - lots of fun."
It may be quantified, but not counted. (You can't have three funs.)
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