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Jaycee897 Posted 18 years ago
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Which is correct?
Which sentence is correct:
"I took a keen interest into learning about....."
"I had a keen interest in learning about...."
If both are wrong, could you please correct.
"I took a keen interest into learning about....."
"I had a keen interest in learning about...."
If both are wrong, could you please correct.
Top answer
Your first sentence is garbled. The second sentence is not complete. But "I had a keen interest in learning about the solution to Fermat's last theorem.
- Your first sentence is garbled.
- The second sentence is not complete.
- But "I had a keen interest in learning about the solution to Fermat's last theorem.
- " is correct.
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Your first sentence is garbled.
The second sentence is not complete. But
"I had a keen interest in learning about the solution to Fermat's last theorem. "
is correct.
The second sentence is not complete. But
"I had a keen interest in learning about the solution to Fermat's last theorem. "
is correct.
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