To have interest in-to?to have problemi in- to?

Hi,

I would consider them all sentences if a full stop were at the end of each of them. Otherwise, I'm afraid that

all your so-called sentences would be grammatically named fragments.

Regards

Hi,

maybe I was not clear enough..

Sentence 1: I need to know if it is possible to say "I have interest IN your company" or maybe "I am interested in your company"??

Sentence 2: "I am interested IN getting and offer" or "to get an offer"?

Sentence 3: alreday asked in the previous point

Sentence 4: "I have problems TO understand or IN understanding" ??

Pamela81Hi there,

please check the following sentences and say when it is wrong:

1. I have interest in your company
2. I have interest in getting an offer
3. I have interest to get an offer
4. I have problems to understand..
5. I have problems in understanding

Thanks!

Pamela

All need a period or full stop.

Hi,

I intended it as a joke, but it's really important to pay attention to correct punctuation.

I have interest in your company - Correct.

I am interested in your company - Correct.

I am interested in getting an offer - Correct.

I have problems in understanding / I have difficulties [in] understanding - Correct.

Regards

Hi

thanks to both!

Regards

PAMELA

1. I have interest in your company

I have an interest in your company.

I'm interested in your company. (Better)

2. I have interest in getting an offer

I have an interest in getting an offer.

3. I have interest to get an offer

CalifJim1. I have interest in your company
I have an interest in your company.
2. I have interest in getting an offer
I have an interest in getting an offer.
CJ

Hi,

As far as I know, it's not obligatory to add an when it's followed by interest as in the sentences above.

Likewise, ac

Nevertheless, it sounds totally wrong to me without the 'an'.

CJ

Dear all,

thanks.

I would say "I have an interest in old cars" but in this case I would just say it without "an".

Now, it comes to mind "I have an interest FOR old cars" could it work?

Thanks

PAMELA

Hi,

You can have interest—yet I'm not adding the an—in something or somebody.

Regards