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What are you into? #1 (permalink) Mon Aug 29, 2005 14:57 pm   What are you into?
 

Test No. express/advan-7 "English Grammar Prepositions", question 2

What are you into?

(a) capable of
(b) proud of
(c) familiar with
(d) interested in

Test No. express/advan-7 "English Grammar Prepositions", answer 2

What are you interested in?

Correct answer: (d) interested in
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the question can be answered as (c) as well as (d) depending on the circumstances at the time.i.e in case of present careers,or the future careers.therefore both of the the answers should be valid.
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Interested in #2 (permalink) Mon Aug 29, 2005 15:49 pm   Interested in
 

Hi,

Thanks for your comment but that wasn't my intention when I wrote the test. Familiar with refers to a knowledge of something but into means following a hobby or activity that is of special interest to you.

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