it was worth to wait or it was worth waiting? which is correct?
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You could say "it was worth the wait" or "it was worth waiting for".
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"be worth doing" is correct.
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Actually, I think what you want to say is "it was worth waiting for . . . . " I hope that's what you mean anyway.
And I hope whatever it was, was indeed worth waiting for :)
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The interrogative form is "Was it worth waiting for?". The declarative form is "It was worth waiting for.".
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The interrogative form is "Was it worth waiting for?".
The declarative form is "It was worth waiting for.".
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