[Grammar] That's so sweet of you inviting me.

[wotcha]

"That's so sweet of you inviting me."



I heard this line in a movie and wonder if it is grammatical, because we

normally say " It's very sweet of you to invite me" .

 

[Rover_KE]

It's the sort of construction you'll hear in colloquial conversation.

Use your version if you want to be sure of getting it right.

Rover

 

[emsr2d2]

As Rover said, you'll hear it in conversation. If you think about it the other way round, it sounds fine:

Inviting me was so sweet [of you].