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  • grammar - It worths it, it worth it or it is worth it? - English . . .
    "Worth" is classified as an Adjective and used as one (Although it also acts differently from all of the Adjectives ) In your particular example, "worth" is used as an Adjective but acts as a Preposition That's why it's normally followed by a Noun, a Pronoun or a Gerund Ex It's worth a try It's worth it It's worth trying
  • Which is correct: is it worth it? or does it worth it? [closed]
    "Is it worth it (it being the amount of effort that would be required)?" But "worth" is also a noun meaning "value," and in this case you may show this linkage, but you don't have to, and often we don't Its worth is inestimable It has tremendous worth The worth of communication lies in the understanding of other human beings
  • It is worth mentioning versus it is worth to mention
    The first example, "it is worth mentioning that", is acceptable The second, "it is worth to mention that", is incorrect One might correct it by saying: It is worth it to mention that Though this is a very awkward construction A better version might be: It is worthwhile to mention that
  • grammar - than its worth adjective or noun - English Language . . .
    If something is more trouble than it's worth or is not worth the trouble, it is not important or useful enough to make an effort doing it Worth is one of the few transitive adjectives in English You can find an extended argument that worth belongs to the category of adjectives in CAGEL pp 607-608
  • differences - For all its worth or for all its worth? - English . . .
    When you 'use something for all its worth', the thing may well be, and probably is, worth a lot For example if I am a politician and someone important says something nice about me, I might decide to refer to the matter as much as I possibly can and hence 'milk it for all its worth'
  • What is the function of the first it in it is worth it?
    For the second "it" we are looking for something that has intrinsic worth, and we could substitute £1 million and be satisfied; but without this concrete offer we are left imagining something of worth If we now return to the proposed sentence, the first "it" refers to both the "job" and "a lot of hard work" since in the context they are synonymous - I could use both phrases subsequently but
  • Meaning of the phrase it is worth noting that [closed]
    "It is worth noting that" simply means "here's something, which you should remember:" or "here's something you should pay attention to:" or "here's something that is worth reading and remembering:" It's that simple Regarding (1), there is no connection at all to "apropos" or "besides " Those have totally different, completely unrelated meanings
  • Looking for a phrase to replace it is noteworthy
    In the middle ages people also used: "the abbreviation D M from Dignum memoria (Worth remembering), or (3) a symbol of a little hand (☞), called a manicule, with the index finger pointing towards the beginning of the significant passage " –
  • Is worth to do an acceptable alternative to worth doing?
    Your house is worth at least $250,000 Your house isn’t worth renovating Your house is worth less than its appraised value Even after the hurricane, your house must be worth something Your house isn’t worth enough to serve as collateral That play isn’t worth the price of admission That painting is a copy worth practically nothing
  • phrases - It is worth pointing out vs It is worth noting - English . . .
    "It is worth noting" is more collaborative -- it suggests we're in this together, and I'm going to call your attention to something that will help you "It is worth pointing out" is almost an aside to oneself as speaker, verbally confirming the value of what you're about to draw the listener's attention to Far from redundant, I see them as saying two ever so slightly different things about





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