6 Comments
In English, one is not interested “on something”, but rather “in something”. So, “She is interested in ...”
November 1, 2018
BenMedved
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why does "in it" need to be included in this sentence? Is there a direct object in the Czech sentence? I just wrote "she is starting to be interested."
January 15, 2019
Why I always have to use continues forms in these trainings? "She starts to be..." means the same, isn't it?
February 21, 2019
