Hello，teachers！ How to understand the word" fun "here?

[Harry12345]

Hello，teachers！ How to understand the word" fun "here?

Is it a noun or an adjective? If it's a noun, why can it be used with more? If it's an adjective, Is its comparative form more fun? Thank you!:up:

That must be a lot more fun than taking a bus

 

[5jj]

If it's a noun, why can it be used with more?

That must be a lot more fun than taking a bus

It's quite usual to use more with nouns.

fun = noun.

much - many - most = adjective
many - more - most = adjective


I have more friends than you.
I drank more wine than Fred did.
I had more fun in London than (I had) in Paris.

 

[Harry12345]

fivejedjon teacher, Thank you very much! You are really kind!:-D:up: