What are the comparative or superlative of the word fun?

Answer 1

As amusing as, more amusing than. I am an english speaker (first language) and received top marks in my recent public exams for english.

Answer 2

A comparative adjective is used to compare two or more things:

"My daughter is more humorous than my son."

Superlatives are very similar to comparative adjectives, but they are usually put in front of the noun they are modifying:

"That is the most humorous child I have ever known. He made me laugh so hard that I cried."

Answer 3

The word 'fun' is a noun and used only informally as an adjective. The forms when used as an adjective are:

• fun
• more fun
• most fun

Answer 4

More humorous and most humorous, respectively.

Answer 5

Funniest is the superlative of funny.

Answer 6

more humorous, most humorous

Answer 7

Positive - Humour

Comparative - More Humorous

Superlative - Most Humorous

N.B. Humour does not have more humour or most humour but more humour and most humorous.