Native speakers of English say, "It is fun to swim."
The word "fun" is an uncountable noun.
You never say, "It is a fun to swim."
Then what about the following sentence that I found on the Internet?
"Everything can be a fun when we are children."
Is it because "Everything can be a fun" is followed by "when...."?
If this sentence is okay, is it possible to say, "It is a fun to swim when it is warm and the sun is shining."?
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SnappyNative speakers of English say, "It is fun to swim."
The word "fun" is an uncountable noun.
You never say, "It is a fun to swim."
Correct.
SnappyThen what about the following sentence that I found on the Internet?"Everything can be a fun when we are children."
You found one of the millions of grammati