"Had lots of fun." is not a correct sentence, it lacks a subject. Example:
We had lots of fun.
They had lots of fun.
You had lots of fun.
The family had lots of fun.
Mickey had lots of fun.
The employees had lots of fun.
The kids had lots of fun.
I had lots of fun.
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Yes, the sentence is correct. The implied subject of the sentence is you."You come...""You enter..."
The sentence is correct. The rules of grammar state that some nouns or phrases that have a plural appearance are actually singular and must take a singular verb. Examples: Mumps is contagious. Pin the tail on the donkey is lots of fun. A bow and arrow is good for archery or hunting.
No. It would be1. Exact2. More exact3. Most exact (or the most exact, depending on the sentence)If someone is being "exacting" about something, that is correct form.Another example is1. Fun2. More fun3. Most fun (or the most fun, depending on the sentence)
Fun is an adjective in this sentence because it does not tell how was which was or where was.