This is Everyday Grammar.
I'm Kaveh.
And before you say anything, I think we should do another words that aren't really words, but are words episode.
Okay.
I'm Lucia.
Since we already did a similar episode, can we just skip the intro part and go straight into explaining words that English speakers often misuse?
Sure we can.
Let's start with funner.
Many people incorrectly add the comparative ER ending to the adjective fun.
In English, one syllable adjectives usually end in ER when used in comparatives, like small, smaller, high, higher.
