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Discover LudwigThe phrase "In my interest" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly; the correct expression would be "in my best interest" or "in my interest to."
Example: "It is in my best interest to ensure that I meet all deadlines."
Alternatives: "for my benefit" or "to my advantage."
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"It's in my interest," he said.
But I think to gird myself against disappointment is probably in my interest.
"It's not in my interest to be a star," he says.
"But it is not just in my interest to get to the truth of this.
Of course, in an indirect way, you pay our wages, so it's in my interest to keep in with you.
"It is not just in my interest to get to the truth of this," she said recently.
"It is in my interest and in the interest of football that everything should come to light".
"But Jimmy Iovine is a smart competitor," he added, "and it's in my interest to be in business with him".
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I fail to see how that is in my interests!
What is in my interests is that we use our money effectively".
Moreover, in my profession it's not in my interests to diss the lusty Ms Winfrey.
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