Correcting Grammar: 'Let’s make learning pleasure and never a chore!'

The original sentence is: Let’s make learning pleasure and never a chore!

Here, the word "pleasure" is used as a noun, but the sentence structure requires an adjective or a noun phrase complementing "learning." To express the idea that learning should be enjoyable, the sentence should be:

• Let’s make learning a pleasure and never a chore!

Explanation:

• "a pleasure" uses the article "a" with the noun "pleasure," correctly forming a noun phrase.
• This parallels "a chore," maintaining grammatical balance.
• Thus, "make learning a pleasure" means making learning something enjoyable.

Therefore, the corrected sentence is:

Let’s make learning a pleasure and never a chore!