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Kunhimonmt Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
on usage
Dear teachers, which usage is correct?
"I have interest to do something"
"I have interest in doing something"
Thanks in advance
"I have interest to do something"
"I have interest in doing something"
Thanks in advance
Top answer
Neither. ,: I have an interest in swimming. or I'm interested in swimming.
- Neither.
- ,: I have an interest in swimming.
- or I'm interested in swimming.
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Neither.
You can say, e.g.,:
I have an interest in swimming.
or
I'm interested in swimming.
You can say, e.g.,:
I have an interest in swimming.
or
I'm interested in swimming.
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