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Usage of 'found'



 
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Query: The speaker is very well-acquainted with the subject. | Expression "made it sure..."
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Usage of 'found' #1 (permalink) Wed Apr 09, 2008 17:00 pm   Usage of 'found'		  
Can some one please tell me if the following sentence is correct?

1) I found the movie funny. (=I thought the movie was funny)

Can I use found in that sense?
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Usage of 'found' #2 (permalink) Thu Apr 10, 2008 2:19 am   Usage of 'found'		  
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Yes, that is fine.
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