Collocation
I am interested in
To show or feel curiosity or concern about something or someone; to want to know or learn more about something; to find something appealing or engaging.
Definition
'I am interested in' is a common English collocation. To show or feel curiosity or concern about something or someone; to want to know or learn more about something; to find something appealing or engaging.
be + interested in + noun/gerund
“I am interested in learning more about renewable energy.”
Examples
- I am interested in history, especially the ancient Roman Empire.
- She said she was interested in joining the hiking club next semester.
- Are you interested in seeing the new art exhibition downtown?
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- Many students are interested in pursuing careers in technology.
- My brother isn't very interested in politics, but he loves science.
- The company is interested in investing in sustainable projects.
- We are interested in hearing your opinion on the proposed changes.
- Having been an avid reader for years, I am naturally interested in literature.
- He expressed that he was interested in collaborating on the research project.
- If you are interested in volunteering, please sign up by Friday.
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