was, worth

was - /wəz/ 

worth - /wɜːrθ/

• It was a decision that was worth making, despite the challenges.
• He was unsure if the price was worth paying for such a rare item.
• The effort she put into the project was worth the recognition she received.
• It was a difficult choice, but in the end, it was worth the risk.
• I didn’t know if it was worth attending the meeting, but I went anyway.
• He was debating whether the investment was worth it in the long term.
• The time I spent learning was worth the knowledge I gained.
• They were wondering if the trip was worth the expense, given the weather.
• She was questioning whether the effort was worth the reward.
• It was an exhausting day, but the experience was worth it.

Pronunciation Differences:

    • Was: /wəz/ or /wʌz/ - The "a" is pronounced as a schwa or short "u," like in "fun".

    • Worth: /wɜːrθ/ - The "or" is pronounced as the "er" sound, as in "bird" or "her".