Is he worth missing your train over? Is talking to him worth missing your train over?
Is the 2nd option correct
you can say "He is worth missing your train (over)" or "It's worth missing the train over him" meaning the first is correct.
but you can't say "Talking to him is worth missing the train (over)" or It's worth missing the train over talking to him" meaning the second is wrong or not?
Is this correct? No money is worth losing your family.
Thanks
Top answer
They all sound OK.
— Mister Micawber
They all sound OK.
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