[Grammar] It's fun being with her.

[ambitious-girl]

Hi everyone,

I understand the first two sentences, but not the last one. Why do the writer use -ing in the last sentence?

She's fun to be with.

It's fun to be with her.

It's fun being with her.

 

[andrewg927]

Because it's being with her that is fun.

 

[Rover_KE]

Why does the writer use -ing in the last sentence?

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[ambitious-girl]

Because it's being with her that is fun.

It is like:
It is interesting to live here.
It is interesting living here.

It is difficult to understand her.
It is difficult understanding her.

So is it possible use this form with " It + is + adjective + to be or -ing"?

 

[andrewg927]

It is possible.