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It is not worth to get cross about vs It is not use to be cross about

Both phrases are incorrect. The correct phrase is "It is not worth getting cross about." The verb "worth" is followed by the gerund form of the verb (getting) and not the infinitive form (to get). Additionally, the preposition "about" is used to indicate the subject of the anger.

Last updated: March 27, 2024 • 750 views

It is not worth to get cross about

This phrase is incorrect. The verb "worth" is followed by the gerund form of the verb (getting) and not the infinitive form (to get).

Incorrect. Use "It is not worth getting cross about."
  • It is not worth the price.
  • It is not worth telling it.
  • That is not worth the paper on which it is written.
  • But few people are ever that lucky, and it is not worth the risk.
  • Whatever the problem is, it is not worth killing yourself over.
  • It is not worth risking the future of the restaurant for somebody who I have just met.
  • Whatever we want to achieve, it is not worth it.
  • I tell you it is not worth the half... of any man who breathes in this world.
  • It is not worth anyone's life.
  • That it is not worth chasing us!
  • Here, the Commission and Council are promoting voluntary solidarity, which is not worth the paper it is written on.
  • Obviously, it is not worth talking about car tax unless you include fuel taxes.
  • I long ago learnt it is not worth trying to stop Mrs Lulling from speaking.
  • If we are going to change half the system, it is not worth it.
  • We are also particularly pleased that the Australian authorities have confirmed that it is not worth collecting sensitive data such as food preferences.
  • It is not worth pursuing it and I see no evidence to suggest that European consumers are looking for an EU logo.
  • As we have seen, it is not worth our while building along the coast.
  • It is not worth the paper it is written on.
  • It is not worth the paper that it is written on.
  • Your pathetic new Division is not worth saving.

It is not use to be cross about

This phrase is incorrect. The correct phrase should be "It is not worth getting cross about."

Incorrect. Use "It is not worth getting cross about."
  • He's going to be cross enough as it is to come home and find the children missing.
  • In the European Parliament there would seem to be cross party support for measures to increase the transparency of this agreement.
  • Gender and development are considered to be cross cutting themes.
  • She'll be cross about that.
  • I should have told you, and you were right to be cross with me.
  • You have every right to be cross with me.
  • Tell him not to be cross with me, either.
  • Papa will be home soon And we don't want him to be cross with us.
  • Not a good day to be cross-eyed in West Baltimore.
  • Now, with all due respect, captain, I don't have the patience to be cross-examined.
  • In particular, for instance, we do not want the final disposal of nuclear waste to be cross-subsidised from other sectors.
  • With an increasing cross border nature to insurance business, and with cross border supervision, it is appropriate for there to be cross border guarantee schemes that are at least equivalent and take account of the supervision structures.
  • I don't wish to be cross-examined!
  • ~ Aren't I allowed to be cross?
  • The lists of vessels that are authorized by DG Sanco to export directly to the Community need to be cross-checked with regional or national lists of IUU vessels.
  • I urge the Commission to make sure that if there is to be cross-border transportation of radioactive waste, that checks, uniform standards and a reporting duty should be introduced.
  • These are issues that need to be addressed and the Irish Government and its agencies need to be cross-examined by this committee, as, indeed, do many other Member States.
  • 2. Masters of Community fishing vessels shall provide the necessary assistance to inspectors of Member States to enable the quantities declared in the logbook and the catches of hake retained on board to be cross-checked for verification purposes.
  • Without prejudice to the much-needed improvement to the rules now being proposed, the EESC would welcome the proposed maximum harmonisation being limited to these two directives alone, regulating sales methods and thus giving them greater potential to be cross-border in nature.
  • 2. The masters of Community fishing vessels shall give Member States' inspectors such assistance as will enable the quantities declared in the logbook and the catches of the stocks concerned that are retained on board to be cross-checked.

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