Interesting English

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Interesting and charming

There is an interesting program on TV tonight.

There is an interesting TV program tonight.

Phrase: interesting to ... ...

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1, which means "interesting". When referring to people or things, it means that it has the ability to arouse someone's psychological or emotional interest, but it does not mean the degree or reason of interest; Of books, plays, movies, etc. It shows that it is very entertaining and can relieve people's worries.

2. Interest can be used as an attribute, predicative or object complement in a sentence.

3. Interesting comparative and superlative are more interesting and the most interesting.