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Blink Posted 18 years ago
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Hi,
I have a question to native speakers only.
Tell me, please, which one of the variants is correct:
1) it is worth your attention
2) it is worth of your attention
3) it is worthy of your attention
4) it is worthy your attention
Thanks in advance!
I have a question to native speakers only.
Tell me, please, which one of the variants is correct:
1) it is worth your attention
2) it is worth of your attention
3) it is worthy of your attention
4) it is worthy your attention
Thanks in advance!
Top answer
These: 1) it is worth your attention 3) it is worthy of your attention
- These: 1) it is worth your attention 3) it is worthy of your attention
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These:
1) it is worth your attention
3) it is worthy of your attention
These:
1) it is worth your attention
3) it is worthy of your attention
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Mister Micawber, I've got two more question to you.
Which one of these two construction (is worth attention/is worthy of attention) is more frequently used?
Do we use the indefinite article before the abbreviation like (an) MBA essay or (a) GCSE coursework?
Many thanks.
Which one of these two construction (is worth attention/is worthy of attention) is more frequently used?
Do we use the indefinite article before the abbreviation like (an) MBA essay or (a) GCSE coursework?
Many thanks.
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1-- I think probably the first one. Ms Google says:
179,000 for "worth your attention"
146,000 for "worthy of your attention"
2-- an MBA essay but GCSE coursework. The first noun is countable; the second is not.
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1-- I think probably the first one. Ms Google says:
179,000 for "worth your attention"
146,000 for "worthy of your attention"
2-- an MBA essay but GCSE coursework. The first noun is countable; the second is not.
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