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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Adj / n interested
Which is correct
I am maths interested
I am mathematically interested
I'm not spritual interested
I am not spirituality interested
Thank you
I am maths interested
I am mathematically interested
I'm not spritual interested
I am not spirituality interested
Thank you
Top answer
None of these are correct. "
- None of these are correct.
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None of these are correct. You can say:
"I am / I'm interested in math/maths/mathematics." ("math" is AmE; "maths" is BrE)
"I am / I'm not interested in spirituality / spiritual matters."
"I am / I'm interested in math/maths/mathematics." ("math" is AmE; "maths" is BrE)
"I am / I'm not interested in spirituality / spiritual matters."
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