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Alc24 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Is over optional?
Could you please tell me if over is optional or if you would use a different word?
1 Is she worth standing your mom up (over)? If she is that she's the women of your dreams.
2 Is she worth getting fired (over)?
3 Is she worth missing the movie (over)?
4 Is having a fun time with your friends worth getting your mom upset (over)?
5 Is that worth not seeing him (over)?
6 Is she worth not graduating (over)?
7 Is money worth getting divorced (over)?
How would you say these sentences please?
You can't me to clean the house. You could buy me a car and that still would be worth cleaning the house. You could buy me a car and cleaning the house still wouldn't be worth it.
He gave me concert tickets in exchange for information regarding a case.
Are the concert tickets worth the info you gave me?
Is the info worth the concert tickets he gave me?
Thank you
1 Is she worth standing your mom up (over)? If she is that she's the women of your dreams.
2 Is she worth getting fired (over)?
3 Is she worth missing the movie (over)?
4 Is having a fun time with your friends worth getting your mom upset (over)?
5 Is that worth not seeing him (over)?
6 Is she worth not graduating (over)?
7 Is money worth getting divorced (over)?
How would you say these sentences please?
You can't me to clean the house. You could buy me a car and that still would be worth cleaning the house. You could buy me a car and cleaning the house still wouldn't be worth it.
He gave me concert tickets in exchange for information regarding a case.
Are the concert tickets worth the info you gave me?
Is the info worth the concert tickets he gave me?
Thank you
Top answer
In response to the first part of the question, I think you should include over in those sentences (although, for some reason I want to omit it from Sentence 4).
- In response to the first part of the question, I think you should include over in those sentences (although, for some reason I want to omit it from Sentence 4).
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In response to the first part of the question, I think you should include over in those sentences (although, for some reason I want to omit it from Sentence 4).
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