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Worth to share vs worth sharing

Social media clickbait is sometimes described as "worth sharing."
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Explained by Betsy
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Last updated: March 20, 2019 • 244201 views

Worth to share

This phrase is not correct. Don't use it.

Something might be described as "worth sharing," not "worth to share."
  • It is a great relief that the threat of companies being required to quote for millions of euros' worth of shares has been averted.
  • My shares are worth six hundred million.
  • It's just till the shares are worth something.
  • The preferred shares are worth $2,000,000 more.
  • My shares were worth half a million more when I awoke this morning.
  • - My shares are worth 600 million.
  • The preferred shares are worth $2 million more.
  • I'm offering you twice what those shares are worth.
  • Quoted shares worth 500 million, government-backed
  • Those shares are worth quite a bit of money.
  • Mr Wong, how much are the shares worth?
  • concrete outline of a stock-purchasing plan, involving the purchase of JPY 2 trillion worth of shares at market price from commercial banks whose shareholdings exceed their Tier 1 capital.
  • The complaint also shows that the GOC paid the same price as other investors despite its shares were worth less as they had different rights and prospects than the shares sold to other shareholders.
  • At the same time the company is paying EUR 400 million to its owners in dividends generated by its profitable operation and preparing to use its profits to buy a billion euros' worth of its own shares.
  • If it's worth a dime, it's worth $10 a share!
  • Unlike with most other systems of shareholding, it is very simple to see how many votes a type of share corresponds to, and it is at least as easy to see what the share is worth in the market.
  • Life is not worth living unless you find someone to share it with.
  • Your wife's lawyers were busy trying to figure out how much you'd be worth in the future so they would know how much you would have to share.
  • Christy, if a man won't wait until you're ready to share your secret garden, he's not worth a second of your time.
  • All the money in the world isn't worth it Without the two of you to share it with.

Some alternatives from our editors:

  • worth sharing

worth sharing

This phrase is correct.

"Worth sharing" describes something that you think should be passed on to others.

This phrase isn't used often in everyday English. It's most often used when content creators are trying to get people to click on social media posts.

Some examples from our editors:

  • I found this helpful, so I thought this information was worth sharing with you.
  • 10 Cat Videos Totally Worth Sharing
  • These amazing photos are totally worth sharing!
  • And - and you got something on it that you thought was worth sharing with someone.
  • I don't hear from you until you have an insight worth sharing.
  • An instinct worth sharing with your executive officer.
  • And I thought that was worth sharing.
  • I believe this is worth sharing with the House.
  • I don't hear from you until you have an insight worth sharing.
  • You do not get to determine what is worth sharing and what is not.
  • You married a woman who was executed and you never thought that was worth sharing with me?
  • And the journey to that place of understanding and acceptance has been an interesting one for me, and it's given me an insight into the whole notion of self, which I think is worth sharing with you today.
  • So, you know, you want energy, you want the life force, but you really want them also to think that they have a story worth sharing.
  • Well before I go any further, this is something worth sharing.

Some alternatives from our editors:

  • worth passing on
  • interesting

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