The phonetic symbol of interesting is English?[?ntr?st?] or American?['?ntr?st?], and it is used as an adjective in the sentence.

Interesting

adj. Interesting; arousing interest, attracting attention

Phrases

1. Very interesting? Very interesting ; very interesting; very interesting; very interesting

2. something interesting? some interesting things; interesting things; some interesting things; an interesting

3. Interesting English ?Interesting English; interesting English; interesting English; interest English

4. more interesting? more interesting; physics is much more interesting than chemistry; more people are interesting; more interesting

5. interesting thing? interesting thing; interesting thing

Example sentences

1. It was interesting to be in a different environment.

Change the environment Very interesting.

2. I tumbled upon an interesting book in the library.

I stumbled upon an interesting book in the library. Extended information

Synonyms of interesting include funny?;?amusing?;?entertaining?;?diverting, etc.

1. funny

English?['f?n?]?American?['f?ni]?

adj. Interesting, funny , funny

1. I'll tell you a funny story.

I'll tell you a funny story.

2. My head had begun to ache and my stomach felt funny.

My head began to hurt, and my stomach felt wrong.

2. amusing

English?[?'mju?z?]?American?[?'mjuz?]?

adj. Interesting, fun of; to make people laugh

v. To amuse; to send; to make...happy (ing form of amuse)

1. He had a terrific sense of humour and could be very amusing.

He has a great sense of humor and can be very funny.

2. The article must be amusingly written.

This article must be amusingly written.