I had fun growing up in my family.
I had no problems growing up in my family.
YOU CAN ALSO USE -ING FORMS. THIS IS COMMON WHEN PEOPLE DESCRIBE AN ACTUAL EXPERIENCE.
It's not worth worrying about.
AFTER ADJECTIVES, YOU CAN USE INFINITIVES, ESPECIALLY IN IT CLAUSES. THIS IS COMMON IN GENERALIZATIONS.
There was always someone to play with.
AFTER NOUNS OR PRONOUNS, USE INFINITIVES TO ADD MORE DETAILS OR SAY HOW YOU USE THEM.
I was a bit lonely being by myself all the time.
We always had nice clothes to wear.
AFTER THESE EXPRESSIONS, USE -ING FORMS: HAVE FUN, HAVE (NO) TROUBLE / PROBLEM(S); BE WORTH
It was impossible for her to have time for herself.
