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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a very funny group" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a collection of people who are humorous or entertaining, often in a social context.
Example: "At the party, I found myself surrounded by a very funny group that kept everyone laughing all night."
Alternatives: "a hilarious bunch" or "an amusing crowd".
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Backstage he endures a very funny group of performers wailing on the carcass of the warhorse that is still guaranteed to bring the house down on any episode of "Showtime at the Apollo": "And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going" from "Dreamgirls".
Well, we are a very funny group of people.
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Success is hard on the group: in a very funny, inventively staged scene, three reporters crisscross the stage with insistent dance and sound patterns that break each time a Funke Native has to answer a standard-issue publicity query.
He said: "It is a very funny story about the adventures of a group of bumbling westerners going into Afghanistan to set up a radio station without a clue of how to go about it.
A very funny piece.
It is also a very funny book.
A very funny and talented man".
It is also a very funny sequence.
A very funny account of avian genocide.
He was also a very funny writer.
It seemed a very funny remark.
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