(if that makes any sense!) fascination for sounds ok but i think with is by far the best option. · fascinating an ungradable adjective with which you cannot use a modifier like very, it needs a stronger modifier like totally or absolutely. Una tarea fascinante. Far eastern countries are doing their thing to be interesting to the west (and presumably are) so the west doesnt have to be interesting (ok, that sounds utterly ridiculous) or the west feels like theres some sort of benefit to be had from taking interest in far eastern countries. · far eastern countries are fascinating for the west. For example, i find it interesting means that you currently find something interestering. · hola, - a fascinating task: I´ve just bought it! I cant think of a context in which fascinated about might be used. · id use by in that sentence but youre more likely to hear: Does it mean he had to learn a lot of things? Gower plays prince charlie in a show called outlander. Could someone tell me what an education on both fronts for me means here please? The film i saw yesterday was fascinating. · the story that he recounted was fascinating. in both cases, you have the main/independent clause the story was fascinating. and that leaves the subordinate clauses: You´ll finish the book another day. Its just fascinating unquote q2. · i agree with sound shift. Really can go with both garadable and ungradable adjectives. That he was stranded in the ocean that he recounted the question is, are these clauses identical or different? · do you remember me reading that fascinating book in the library the other day? This is a fascinating place, it is an interesting point of view, the … I found it interesting means that, in the past, you found something interesting. There are three types of subordinate clauses: -yeah, but look the sun is shining,let´s go out. Se usa la terminación en -ing para describir cualidades de cosas (paisajes, ideas, etc. Both fascinated by and fascinated with can be used depending on the sentence. Very subtle differences, but if you used them interchangeably, most people would understand your intent. Para usar fascinada tendríamos que estar refiriéndonos a una persona). - a fascinated task: · such as, its fascinating to me when i think about how fast a baby learns to walk. · both questions/examples are present tense versus past tense. Fascination of seems to imply that you are talking about the snakes being fascinating, rather than him being fascinated with them. Una tarea fascinada (no tiene ningún sentido, por tanto es erróneo; Native speakers´ help needed,anyway. It applies also with the key example. · when it came into my mailbox, so to speak, it was an education on both fronts for me, especially the jacobite history.
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