Not everything is ......................to be. But everything is worth to try.

[abo.omar]

Not everything is ......................to be. But everything is worth to try.
a-looked
b-seemed
c-meant
d-appeared
The source is an Egyptian Governmental exam.
My answer it meant.
Is it correct?
Is it a good sentence or a natural one?

 

[GoesStation]

"Not everything is meant to be" is correct and natural. "But everything is worth to try" is incorrect. Are you sure you copied it correctly?

 

[abo.omar]

"Not everything is meant to be" is correct and natural. "But everything is worth to try" is incorrect. Are you sure you copied it correctly?

No, "But everything is worth a try" It is my mistake because I was interested in the first part of the sentence.
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