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Levis1 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Worthwhile
What's the difference here: I'm glad I saw my sister, it made the trip worth it/worthwhile.
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They mean near enough the same. "worth it" is a bit more informal. The sentence is a comma splice (albeit a fairly benign one).
- They mean near enough the same.
- "worth it" is a bit more informal.
- The sentence is a comma splice (albeit a fairly benign one).
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They mean near enough the same. "worth it" is a bit more informal.
The sentence is a comma splice (albeit a fairly benign one).
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