fun
How to Use Fun
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishEnjoyment or something that provides it — as a noun for the feeling, or an adjective for what causes it.
Traditional grammar treats "fun" as a noun only ("we had fun"), but using it as an adjective ("a fun trip") is now completely standard in everyday English.
Word Forms
more fun comparative, funner comparative, funned past tense, funs singular, most fun superlative, funnest superlative
Fill the Gap
Can you complete this real example?
The kids had so much _____ at the water park.
Etymology
From Middle English fonne ("a fool" or "to make a fool of"); the modern sense "amusement" only emerged around the 1700s.