Is "she got quite a lot of humors" correct?
Is "she got quite a lot of humors" correct? Can someone help me?
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Sounds strange.
"She's got a good sense of humor."
slang: "He always has some laughs (jokes) up his sleeve."
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"She's got a good sense of humour." is probably what your looking for. If you make "humour" plural, then we're going back to mediaeval medicine.
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You can also say 'She is very humorous' which is closer to what i think you are trying to convey.
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She is funny
She is witty
She is quite the comedian when she wants to be
She has a big funny-bone
She is full of it
She is humorous
She cracks me up
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