Adjective complement with noun phrase

• find: They found this approach more interesting than traditional GT methods of learning.

• keep: There are some good traps and secrets to keep things interesting, albeit with some walk-through walls.

• make: Cyprus is small enough to be easy to cover from any base yet has enough roads to make travel interesting.

Modifying Another Word

• particularly: Cast only to rising fish or over particularly interesting water.

Infinitive complement

• note: It is interesting to note the large variations which occur in some of the smaller streams.

• speculate: It is interesting to speculate what other archeological evidence was lost when the railroad cutting was constructed in 1887.

• see: Interesting to see how a film develops from early drafts to the finished article.

• compare: It is interesting to compare the price achieved for these pewter items today compared to thirty years ago.

• hear: However, it would be interesting to hear what others think.

• observe: It is also interesting to observe the remarkable degree of variation in the response of these crystals to polarization.

Modifies a noun

• article: For more interesting articles on the above subject see: The Burning Times Myth.

• insight: About the tree trail The trail is designed to give an interesting insight into the many trees found in both parks.

• fact: Interesting fact: Cary Grant appears on the left hand side of the screen for nearly the whole film.

• reading: Next year's rankings will make for some interesting reading.

• stuff: You can't dam half a stream Interesting stuff from Boston Consulting Group on whether interventions to inhibit prescribing ever work.

• thing: First of all, has the museum got interesting things to show?

Used with adjective complement

• sound: The idea sounds very interesting, I like the sound of it.

• find: Another useful email function is the ability to send a friend a link to a thread you think they may find interesting.

• seem: Some of the walks seem more interesting than others; likewise the chapters.

• look: They look much more interesting now than in their photos.