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Tokio Posted 8 years ago
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'Interested to' or 'Interested with'

Hi guys, please help me. I just want to check if this was correct:

'This is the only message board who is still interested to Khaled.'

At first, I thought this was right because the subject is not a person so I did not used 'interested with', just like:

'I am interested with Khaled.'

Is my sentence wrong? I think the wrong part is 'who' and I should have put 'which'. I am so confused.

  

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interested in (someone or something) interesting to (someone) I am interested in Khaled. Fred is interested in travel. Wendy is interested in the world of fashion.

— CalifJim

  • interested in (someone or something) interesting to (someone) I am interested in Khaled.
  • Fred is interested in travel.
  • Wendy is interested in the world of fashion.
  • If you are bored, nothing will seem interesting to you.
  • The lecture was about a safari, which was very interesting to him.
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interested in (someone or something)
interesting to (someone)

I am interested in Khaled.
Fred is interested in travel.
Wendy is interested in the world of fashion.

If you are bored, nothing will seem interesting to you.
The lecture was about a safari, which was very interesting to him.
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