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Which one is correct? Are you interested in? or Are you interested? Are you interested in? or Are you interested? Are these sentences mean the same? Can I use them interchangeable?
Mar 14, 2019 9:53 AM
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"Are you interested?" Is correct as a full sentence. It's not specific from just that what you're talking about. "Are you interested in?" Is not correct as a full sentence. You need to say something like "Are you interested in going to the movies?"
March 14, 2019
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Agnieszka
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English, German, Polish, Russian, Spanish
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English, German, Russian, Spanish
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