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Silak12 Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

Taking off?

Hi, everyone.

Coming back at work after taking a day off, can I say, "Yesterday was worthing taking off; I enjoyed a lot"?

Thanks!

  

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silak12 Yesterday was worthing worth taking off; I enjoyed it a lot. As shown. 'worth' is not a verb, so there is no form 'worthing'.

— CalifJim

  • silak12 Yesterday was worthing worth taking off; I enjoyed it a lot.
  • As shown.
  • 'worth' is not a verb, so there is no form 'worthing'.
  • It's an adjective.
  • 'enjoy' needs a complement — the direct object 'it' at minimum.
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silak12Yesterday was worthing worth taking off; I enjoyed it a lot.

As shown.

'worth' is not a verb, so there is no form 'worthing'. It's an adjective.
'enjoy' needs a complement — the direct object 'it' at minimum.

CJ

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