Guy curious or curious about guys
Is it "guy curious" or "curious about guys"?
If both are possible, do they mean the same thing?
If not, when should I use each of them?
Would you please give me some examples?
Thank you.
Top answer
curious about is the expression. It's followed either by a noun phrase or an indirect question. curious about most things curious about kangaroos curious about their family history curious about where the girls were trained curious about how a helicopter works curious about what the teachers said You would not say, for example, "kangaroo curious".
- curious about is the expression.
- It's followed either by a noun phrase or an indirect question.
- curious about most things curious about kangaroos curious about their family history curious about where the girls were trained curious about how a helicopter works curious about what the teachers said You would not say, for example, "kangaroo curious".
- CJ
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curious about is the expression. It's followed either by a noun phrase or an indirect question.
curious about most things
curious about kangaroos
curious about their family history
curious about where the girls were trained
curious about how a helicopter works
curious about what the teachers said
You would not
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