worthy to be done

[joham]

LONGMAN DICTIONARY OF COMMON ERRORS says that 'The cathedral is worthy to be visited' is wrong and we should say 'The cathedral is worth visiting'. Then in what situations should we use the construction of 'worthy to be done'? Is the following sentence correct?
All of that is true and worthy to be recalled.

Thank you in advance.

 

[bhaisahab]

LONGMAN DICTIONARY OF COMMON ERRORS says that 'The cathedral is worthy to be visited' is wrong and we should say 'The cathedral is worth visiting'. Then when should we use the construction of 'worthy to be done'? like in:
All of that is true and worthy to be recalled.

Thank you in advance.

We don't say "worthy to be ..." You could say "worthy of being..."

 

[joham]

Thanks, bhaisahab.
Then can we say 'He's worthy of having such an honor' and 'He's worthy to have such an honor'? And how about the usage of 'worthy' in AmE?

Thank you again.

 

[bhaisahab]

Thanks, bhaisahab.
Then can we say 'He's worthy of having such an honor' and 'He's worthy to have such an honor'? And how about the usage of 'worthy' in AmE?

Thank you again.

The first one is fine, the second is not. I don't know about American usage.