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Sundarnaz Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Take interest

Thanks for your response to my post.

You don't take interest in learning the English language.

What is the natural way to express this idea?

Thanks.

  

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You're not interested in learning English. English has no partitive case, but to me the English language appears to imply that all of it would be learned. That's why I would prefer English to the English language.

— Cool Breeze

  • You're not interested in learning English.
  • English has no partitive case, but to me the English language appears to imply that all of it would be learned.
  • That's why I would prefer English to the English language.
  • By the way, the idiom is to take an interest in something.
  • CB
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You're not interested in learning English.

English has no partitive case, but to me the English language appears to imply that all of it would be learned. That's why I would prefer English to the English language. By the way, the idiom is to take an interest in something.

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