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Hola, ¿cómo se utiliza "to be fascinated" , como to be fascinated with to be fascintated about to be fascinated by ...? Si son válidas todas, ¿hay diferencias entre ellas? Muchas Gracias
Hola, - A fascinating task: una tarea fascinante. - A fascinated task: una tarea fascinada (no tiene ningún sentido, por tanto es erróneo; para usar "fascinada" tendríamos que estar refiriéndonos a una persona). Se usa la terminación en "-ing" para describir cualidades de cosas (paisajes, ideas, etc.. "This is a fascinating place", "It is an interesting point of view", "The show was ...
Hello, I want to write the following sentence in a covering letter: "I am extremely fascinated and interested in the activity of ..." but since it should be "fascinated by" and "interested in", I'm not sure about which preposition to use ... Is the sentence right in your opinion ?