The film on TV tonight doesn't look (A) very interested (B). There was a good one ( C) on last night, (D) though.
Correct answer: B. interested
- A. look
- B. interested
- C. good one
- D. last night
Explanation
The sentence should read: "The film on TV tonight doesn't look very interesting."The word "interested" should be replaced with "interesting" to make the sentence grammatically correct."Interested" is a verb that means to have an interest in something, whereas "interesting" is an adjective that means engaging or captivating.
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