What s so much fun? Happy or happy?

Dancing was a lot of fun. Had a great time. Had a great chat. Singing happily. Laughed a lot.

No matter what you are very happy, you will be happy for a day, you will be unhappy for a day, you must be happy for a day, the sky is cloudy and sunny, people are blessed and troubled, and you have to be happy for a day. To be happy is to be optimistic, to be happy is good for health, and to be realistic is good for refuge. Happy people move forward bravely to overcome difficulties, they will be happy and have a good start, and they have to live every day happily.

Sometimes we're happy, that's it, we don't need to know what happiness is. Because happiness is a feeling, it is strange, sometimes it comes suddenly, sometimes it disappears suddenly. We will be happy when we get something, and we will be happy when we meet people we have not seen for a long time.

But more often than not, unconsciously. Only what we care about, the feeling we get, the feeling we need, the feeling, and of course we will be happy. As long as we lower our hearts, no matter what we gain or lose, we can see it, so that it will not be too uncomfortable, and there will be more happy times, such a life, just like yours, isn't it more exciting?

I hope you will always be the same as now, happy!

This sentence fills in the blank and can be said to have a good time today, so it's okay to say it.

I sang happily, talked happily, and ate happily.

It's a joy to live.

Had a lot of fun working.

It was a pleasure to learn.

I was very happy to see my friends who I think about every day.

Happy and happy are both correct, and the difference between the ground and the ground is as follows:

1. The pronunciation is different: the pronunciation of "of" is de, dí, dì, and dī. Two pronunciations of "地"地": dì, de.

2. Different usage: use "of" after the definite, such as: good habits, boundless plains. After the adverbial, use "ground", such as: train hard to bury annihilation, and go home safely.

3. Different structural characteristics: "of" must form an inherent "word structure" form with the words in front of it to modify, limit and explain the following nouns or pronouns, so that the front and back constitute a "naming relationship". In this case, "of" is the sign of the definite sentence and should be read de.

For example, the school that has just been built is a training school for the disabled. Poor liquid brightness.

The word and phrase that precede it must form a unique form to serve the verb that follows it, forming a "verbal relationship". For example, if he writes seriously, the false notice of "land" here is the sign of the adverbial statement, and it should be read de.