The difference between worthy, Worthy, Worthy of and Worthhile: \r\n 1, Worth is an adjective that can only be used as a predicative, meaning "value?" And "equivalent to?" "What's the value? Value ","Is it worth it? " . The active form is followed by nouns and gerunds. \r\n2 and worthy can be used as predicative or attributive. When used as an attribute, it means "valuable", "respectable" and "worthy of appreciation". \ r \ nWhen used as a predicative, it means "Is it worth it?" And "deserved it? , followed by of something. , or do something. As a postattribute, we must use the structure of "worth+noun". \r\n3, "worthy of+ gerund" and "worth+ gerund" are completely different in form: worthy is followed by a passive gerund; Worth is followed by an active gerund. Although the form is active, the meaning is still passive. \r\n4, worthy, like worthy, can be used as both predicative and attributive. It means that something is worth spending time, money or effort to do because it is important, interesting or beneficial. Generally, it is worth doing, worth doing and meaningful. When used as predicative, it can be followed by gerund or infinitive. \ r \ ndextension data:

\r\n 1, the responses of both students and teachers reflect that this course method is not acceptable and worth using ... \ r \ From the feedback of students and teachers, this course mode is highly acceptable and practical, and worth popularizing. \r\n2 He said that the cartoon samples I sent him were very good and worth publishing. \ r \ n In his letter, he also mentioned that my samples are well drawn and worth publishing. \r\n3, she did it. I saw what i saw. On the first day of their return, they ran silently for two days. \ r \ She did it. I saw what i saw. Now that one day is full, the output can reach the previous two days. \r\n4, don't always look on the dark side. There must be something worth making up for. \ r \ Don't always look on the bad side, there must be something good to make up for these shortcomings.