In these examples which one is more precise to say, ''interested in/on'' ?
1) He was interested on my watch when the first time we met
2) He was interested in my watch when the first time we met
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"interested in" is correct! Not just here, but always!
He was interested in my watch when we met.
He was interested in my watch the first time we met.
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2), but without the 'when' after 'my watch'.
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He was interested IN my watch.
I don't think you'd ever say 'interested on'
It will probably always be 'interested in'
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Number 2. Have a great day!
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2)
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