Which one is wrong?
It´s just not worth to get involved ----here i would say - to be involved
It´s just not worth getting involved

they both sounds quite naturally for me. as a non native )

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Which one is wrong?
It´s just not worth to get involved      ----here i would say - to be involved
It´s just not worth getting involved

they both sounds quite naturally for me. as a non native )

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For the first sentence it would be correct if you added "it". "It's just not worth it to get involved"
The second sentence is correct as is.

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Only the form with the gerund (-ing form) is correct.

"It's not worth getting involved."

Practise with some more variations on this:  It's not worth going there. That film's not worth seeing. It's not worth buying a return ticket. It's not worth looking in that shop.

The more you practise the correct form, the more correct it will seem, and the more incorrect the other one will seem.  'It's not worth to....... nah, that sounds wrong.'

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"It's just not worth getting involved" is correct.

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Both correct

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