The comparative and superlative for "FUN"I think it's supposed to be "funner" and "funnest",because the syllable for "fun" is only one!Why they say "more fun" and "most fun".I wonder,I wonder,I wonder!

The comparative and superlative for "FUN"I think it's supposed to be "funner" and "funnest",because the syllable for "fun" is only one!Why they say "more fun" and "most fun".I wonder,I wonder,I wonder!
The comparative and superlative for "FUN"
I think it's supposed to be "funner" and "funnest",because the syllable for "fun" is only one!Why they say "more fun" and "most fun".I wonder,I wonder,I wonder!

The comparative and superlative for "FUN"I think it's supposed to be "funner" and "funnest",because the syllable for "fun" is only one!Why they say "more fun" and "most fun".I wonder,I wonder,I wonder!
"fun" as an adjective is a very informal usage.
Neither "more fun" nor "funner" is recommended in writings.
it should be "funnier" and "funniest"
in spoken English,grammar doesn't matter that much.