Is it worth while or worth the while?

In terms of meaning, there is no difference between the two words. When you say that something was ‘worthwhile’, you mean that the time, money or energy you spent on it was worth it. In other words, you are quite happy with the result.

Is worth it grammatically correct?

What you will find is It’s worth it, used to describe something that has a value equivalent to what is being asked for it either in terms of money or effort. In that use, worth is an adjective. I see. Worth it is an adjective phrase.

How do you use worth in a sentence?

Worth-it sentence example

1. This will all be worth it to hear you say you were wrong about something, and I was right.
2. You’ll have to make some sacrifices, but it’s worth it .
3. Was the deceit worth it for their sake?
4. It’s not worth it .
5. The application process seemed a bit laborious but was well worth it .

Is more good grammatically correct?

Using “more better” is against normal grammar, and if it is used it is uneducated and substandard. I agree; it is simply redundant. It’s like saying “more, more good” and you’d never (at least one can hope) say, “This book is more, more good than your book.” The usage of “more better” suggests a substandard education.

Can you say worth the while?

To be worth my while means that something is important enough to justify the amount of time or work that one must do to achieve it. Another common idiom that contains this expression is to make something worth your while.

What does make it worth your while mean?

we’ll make it worth your while: we will compensate you well. idiom. It’s worth it: It’s beneficial enough so let’s do it! idiom.

What does worth a while mean?

make something worth one’s while. Compensate one for one’s time or efforts, as in If you take care of our yard while we’re away, I’ll make it worth your while. [Mid-1800s] Both usages employ while in the sense of “a period of time spent.”

Is it worth or worthy?

You can say either “It is not worthy of it” or “It is not worth it”. Both “worthy” and “worth” are adjectives; when using “worthy”, you must say “of” to introduce the object of value. When using “worth”, you do not use “of”. “Worth” is an adjective, not a verb.

Where do we use the word worth?

Worth sentence example

• That was worth the wait.
• Whatever the case, it certainly wasn’t worth arguing about.
• It is worth $50 to you.
• No book is worth reading that does not make you better or wiser.
• I think it’s worth publicizing it, especially if the license plate turns out to be stolen and we have nothing.

Is more faster grammatically correct?

no, faster is already the comparative of ‘fast’, so you do not add ‘more’ to it. Faster is already the comparative form. More faster is redundant and sounds awkward.

Is more bigger grammatically correct?

“More bigger” is considered incorrect in standard English. Big is an adjective. Bigger is a comparative. Biggest is a superlative.