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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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is it correct to say " doing something that's worth it? "
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" First, it's not a complete sentence. A complete one would be eg I am doing something that's worth it. Yes, you could say something like this if you had a context in which it made sense.
- " First, it's not a complete sentence.
- A complete one would be eg I am doing something that's worth it.
- Yes, you could say something like this if you had a context in which it made sense.
- But more commonly heard is this.
- eg ( I am ) doing something that's worth doing.
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Hi,
is it correct to say " doing something that's worth it?"
First, it's not a complete sentence. A complete one would be
eg I am doing something that's worth it.
Yes, you could say something like this if you had a context in which it made sense.
But more commonly heard is this.
eg ( I am ) doing something that's worth doi
is it correct to say " doing something that's worth it?"
First, it's not a complete sentence. A complete one would be
eg I am doing something that's worth it.
Yes, you could say something like this if you had a context in which it made sense.
But more commonly heard is this.
eg ( I am ) doing something that's worth doi
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