Although ‘interested’ and ‘interesting’ belong to adjectives, they differ in their usage. The following are examples of how to use them correctly.
1 He is interested in history of places he will be visiting.
2 The history of the places he will be visiting is very interesting.
3 I managed to get him interested in my project.
4 She gave me a very interesting account of the event there.
5 Johan is a very interesting person.
Note: ‘interested’ means ‘wanting to give your attention to something and discover more about it.’
‘interesting’ means ‘arresting your attention because something is unusual, exciting, or somebody has a lot of ideas.'
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