Common Mistakes · 3-minute read
Interested in, not interesting in
Interested describes your feeling; interesting describes what creates that feeling.
The simple rule
Use interested in to talk about a subject you like.
See the difference
✓ Say thisI am interested in music.
✕ Avoid thisI am interesting in music.
Try it yourself
Say the correct example aloud, then create a sentence about your own life using the same pattern.