English Language & Usage Asked by CMR on July 7, 2021
“It is a lot of fun,” sounds correct, but not, “it is a fun game.”
Isn’t fun a noun? Then why is it used as an adjective?
I have heard this usage even by literary giants, so this cannot be a common mistake.
Should “funny” be used in stead?
EDIT
Moral of the story: Fun has become an adjective colloquially, hence it is impossible to see it as wrong.
Fun is both a noun and an adjective.
"It is a fun game" is correct English.
Answered by Kosmonaut on July 7, 2021
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