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How to Use "Interested" with Example Sentences
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interested
(adj):
wanting to learn more about something or be involved with something
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Used with verbs:
"
He
is
very
interested
in the car.
"
(be: is/am/are, appears to be, looks, seems, sounds)
"
She
became
very
interested
in real estate.
"
(became, got)
"
He
remained
interested
in all kinds of sports.
"
(remained, stayed)
"
How can we
keep
them
interested
?
"
(keep)
Used with adverbs:
"
He is
extremely
interested
in the house for sale.
"
(extremely, fairly, very)
"
She is
greatly
interested
in learning about the stock market.
"
(greatly, especially, particularly, seriously)
"
She is
terribly
interested
in other people's problems.
"
(terribly, most)
"
Is he
truly
interested
in her?
"
(truly, genuinely)
"
He is
not at all
interested
in sports.
"
(not at all, not in the least, not remotely)
"
The candidate is
mainly
interested
in the election results.
"
(mainly, primarily)
"
I am
always
interested
in your stories.
"
(always)
"
Are you
still
interested
in the boat?
"
(still)
"
I am
no longer
interested
in your boat.
"
(no longer)
"
He is
clearly
interested
in her.
"
(clearly, obviously, deeply)
Used with prepositions:
"
He is
interested
in
buying more real estate.
"
(in)
Used with nouns:
"
All
interested
parties
are invited to the game.
"
(parties, participants)
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