When I should use 'for' after the noun 'interest' & when 'in' should be used after that?
For example, is it correct to say "I have no interest for drug"?
If you can give an elucidation with example, it will be better for me to understand.
Learn English – the difference between ‘interest in’ & ‘interest for’
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Best Answer
In most of the cases, you are generally interested in.... something. The word here serves as an adjective.
As Jason says,
However, 'interest for...' is not incorrect! But it's used differently. It then becomes a noun.