Possessives

• massivelyit: They're dressed their remember how many hand than them hand massivelyit's worth.

• quid: Eighteen quid's worth of gasoline is about the same price as a decent bottle of whiskey isn't it?

• pound: Complicating matters are two million pounds ' worth of Grade A ecstasy, a brutal neo-Nazi sect and a whole series of double crossings.

• penny: Plans had already been formed for a trip down King Pot before I turned up with my penny's worth.

• money: We certainly had our money's worth out of them.

Noun used with modifier

• self: The people's sense of self worth and self-esteem is low.

Adjective modifier

• intrinsic: A counter-argument is possible, that humanity ' just has ' intrinsic worth.

• net: Business Angels are individuals of high net worth with a track record of business success.

• 1m: Click on this to get 1m 18s worth of storyboard images that were not used along with the screenwriter's commentary.

• equal: Communicative freedom presupposes the recognition that all human beings are of equal worth.

• 1million: We Will Rock You Features more than £ 1million worth of LED screens, especially shipped from Hong Kong.

• true: JVC's John Carpenter says that the UK television industry is now coming to realize the true worth of D-9.

Modifies a noun

• checking: Any site which has a water supply for the birds to drink from is worth checking.

• buying: The focus becomes more how much can we borrow for this issue than is it worth buying.

• watching: It's an excellent film with good fight scences and well worth watching.

• bearing: Some supermarkets even provide glass hire for free or a small deposit which is definitely worth bearing in mind.

• while: It's done, and of course it ain't worth while, and who cares?

• investing: It might be worth investing in a tape recorder or even a video camera.

Preposition: in

• excess: By the 1980's, Spelling's personal fortune was worth in excess of $ 300 million.