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Description
Description
Non-native speakers often use "worth to " where standard English uses "worth ing", "worth it to " etc.
Resources
- English StackExchange
- r/grammar
- r/EnglishLearning
- Quora
- WordReference.com forum
- English Learners StackExchange
- HiNative
Examples
- The fundamental question is: is it worth to have this proposal if
#{ x: 1 } !== #{ x: 1 }
? - I was wondering, if it would be any worth to PR the addition of simple/codeberg to the Repository Icon section
- How the UITests could be important? is it worth to integrate ...
- So my question is will it be worth to start exploring with .net maui.
Potential False Positives
- The pattern "... X is/are/was/etc worth to Y", as in "what is it worth to you" are common. The key would be a verb vs a noun after "to". But many words are both verbs and nouns and note people using words or abbreviations etc as verbs as in the "worth to PR" example