Question

this degree appeals to students who are interested _ working in the new fields and occupations created by digitization

Answer 1

Answer:

to

Explanation:

It is a prepositional verb indicating....interest to

Answer 2

This degree appeals to students

who are interested in working in the new fields and occupations created by digitization.

• The blank needs to be filled using a preposition.
• Two prepositions can be used with 'interested'- 'to' and 'in'.

Interested 'to':

• The usage of 'interested to' is very limited.
• It can be used only with verbs of perception, meaning verbs that seek to know more about something.
• Verbs of perception include words like 'find', 'hear, 'know', 'share' and so on.
• Format: interested + to + verb
• Some examples:

              - I am interested to hear their side of the story.

              - She is interested to know more about the vacation packages.

Interested 'in':

• The usage of 'interested in' is much easier and applies to all verbs, including verbs of perception.
• Format: interested + in + gerund (with ‘ing)
• Examples:

             - I am interested in hearing their side of the story.

             - She is interested in knowing more about the vacation packages.

The case here:

• Here, the verb 'work' is not a verb of perception.
• Logically speaking, it is safer to use the  preposition 'in' with 'interested'.
• You need to use ‘in’ with a gerund (working).

Hence the correct answer is 'in'.

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