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UK//ˈvɛəri ˈɪntrəstɪd//US//ˈvɛri ˈɪntrəstɪd//

Meaning of Very interested

Having a strong desire to learn more about something.

In simple words: Really wanting to know more about something.

Very interested in a sentence

  • She is very interested in learning new languages.
  • He seemed very interested in the topic of climate change.
  • They expressed they are very interested in the upcoming workshop.
  • I am very interested in your opinion on this matter.
  • The students were very interested in the science project.

How to use Very interested

Use 'very interested' to express enthusiasm. Avoid in formal writing; opt for 'keen interest' instead.

Grammar pattern

very interested + in + object

Memory hint

Think of being so curious that you're almost bouncing up and down.

Related words

Collocations with Very interested

  • very interested in
  • become very interested
  • seem very interested

Synonyms for Very interested

Common mistakes with Very interested

  • Using 'very interesting' instead of 'very interested' when describing feelings.
  • Confusing with 'really interesting,' which describes the subject, not the feeling.
  • Omitting 'in' after 'very interested.'

Compare Very interested with Enthusiastic, Keen, Curious, Eager

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Frequently asked questions about Very interested

What does Very interested mean?

Really wanting to know more about something.

What is the definition of Very interested?

Having a strong desire to learn more about something.

How do you use Very interested in a sentence?

She is very interested in learning new languages.

Can you give another example of Very interested?

He seemed very interested in the topic of climate change.

What are synonyms for Very interested?

Common alternatives include enthusiastic, keen, curious, eager, animated.

What words go with Very interested?

It commonly pairs with very interested in, become very interested, seem very interested.

What are common mistakes when using Very interested?

Using 'very interesting' instead of 'very interested' when describing feelings. Confusing with 'really interesting,' which describes the subject, not the feeling. Omitting 'in' after 'very interested.'

How do you pronounce Very interested?

US: //ˈvɛri ˈɪntrəstɪd//, UK: //ˈvɛəri ˈɪntrəstɪd//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Very interested?

Use 'very interested' to express enthusiasm. Avoid in formal writing; opt for 'keen interest' instead.