Which is correct:
a) "This sounds good advice which is worth follow."
b) "This sounds good advice which is worth following."
b)
US idiom demands "sounds like".
In this usage, "worth" is always followed by an -ing form.
It's also amazing how Rover and I missed the invisible "like".
It should be "This sounds like good advice, etc."
US idiom demands "sounds like".
In this usage, "worth" is always followed by an -ing form.
It's also amazing how Rover and I missed the invisible "like".
It should be "This sounds like good advice, etc."