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Anonymous Posted 6 years ago
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X is Worth it / it’s worth it to X
Which is correct?
Is it worth getting insurance coverage?
Is getting insurance coverage worth it?
Thanks
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They're both correct. I don't see any real difference in meaning between the two.
- They're both correct.
- I don't see any real difference in meaning between the two.
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They're both correct. I don't see any real difference in meaning between the two.
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