YET: VERB - to be interested in + verb

interested in + verb + inginterested in

If you have an "interest in" something, you want to learn or hear more about it.

UPDATED: MAY 2022

"interested" = adjective,

but

"interested in" is used with verbs

You are interest in "something".

I am interested in Medicine.
He is interested in studying Medicine.

"Something" is interesting.

Medicine is interesting.
Medicine is interesting to study.

EXAMPLES:

interested in + verb + ing

He is interested in visiting Hong Kong sometime next year.
Bill and John are interested in working at Google.
Chang is very interested in going to the US to get his MBA.

EXAMPLES:

something + verb + interesting

Computer Science is interesting.
The Professor's lecture on climate change was very interesting.
My Boss is an interesting person.
Some English learning sites are interesting; others are boring.

NOTE: VERBS THAT USE "VERB + VERB + ING"

I hate studying grammar.

avoid
can't bear
can't stand
consider
dislike
don't mind

enjoy
finish
like
love
hate
mind