The difference between being interested in and being interested in.

First of all, let's look at the general meanings of being interested in and interested in:

Interested in: Part of speech is a verb phrase, interested in a particular thing, theme or activity. This phrase is often used to talk about personal interests, hobbies, study and so on.

Be interested in: The part of speech is a verb phrase. Being interested in refers to being interested in a specific thing, usually with reasons or motives. This phrase is often used to talk about a person's interest and curiosity about a particular event, situation or result.

Through the table below, we know the meaning, pronunciation and usage of "interested in …" and "interested in …".

Next, let's take a look at the difference between "interested in" and "interested in":

1. Usage: be interested in is used to show interest in a specific thing or topic, while be interested to show interest in a specific thing, usually with a reason or motivation.

Example:

-I'm interested in music.

I am very interested in music. )

He is eager to know this plan, because it can improve efficiency.

He is very interested in this plan because it can improve efficiency. )

2. Verb form: Be interested is the form of verb+adjective, while be interested to is the form of verb +to infinitive.

Example:

-She is interested in art.

She is very interested in art. )

-I'm interested in learning new skills.

I am interested in learning new skills. )

3. structure: be interested in is often followed by a noun or noun phrase, while be interested to is often followed by a verb infinitive.

Example:

He is interested in computer science.

He is very interested in computer science. )

-I'm interested in traveling.

I am interested in traveling. )

4. context: be interested in is usually used to describe personal interests, hobbies, learning, etc. And be interested to is more focused on describing interest and curiosity about an event, situation or result.

Example:

He is interested in history and often reads related books.

He is very interested in history and often reads related books. )

-I wonder how this case will develop.

I am very interested in the development of this case. )

5. Motivation: There are usually no clear reasons or motives for being interested, but there are usually some clear reasons or motives for being interested.

Example:

-I'm interested in the technology industry.

I'm interested in the technology industry. )

He really wants to know this topic because his friend is studying this field.

He is very interested in this topic because his friend is studying this field. )

6.focus: being interested focuses on the interest in something itself, while being interested focuses more on a certain result or situation.

Example:

-He's interested in making movies.

He is very interested in film making. )

I really want to know the result of tomorrow's game.

I'm interested in the result of tomorrow's game. )