💬 English Tip: “I’m interested in…” vs “It’s interesting”

Feb 19 (edited) • Trevy's Tips

Many learners mix these up 👇

✅ I’m interested in… = how you feel→ I’m interested in psychology.→ I’m interested in learning Spanish.

✅ It’s interesting = describing a thing→ This book is interesting.→ That idea is interesting.

Think of it like this:

👤 Person = interested

📚 Thing = interesting

Now it’s your turn 👇

Write:

1️⃣ One sentence with “I’m interested in…”

2️⃣ One sentence with “interesting”

I’ll check them for you!

4 comments

skool.com/english-with-isabel-5219

A friendly space to practise English, build confidence, and improve fluency together each week.

Bring people together around your passion and get paid.