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The phrase "am very intrigued" is not correct as it is missing a subject.
It should be "I am very intrigued." You can use it when expressing curiosity or interest in a particular topic or situation.
Example: "After reading the article, I am very intrigued by the new developments in renewable energy."
Alternatives: "I find it very interesting" or "I am quite fascinated."
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That being said, I am very intrigued to see how Blekko integrates with Topix, which averages over 1 million searches a month.
The best thing you can say about a speculative world is that you look forward to revisiting it, and I am very intrigued to see where "Defiance" goes.
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I'm very intrigued with the concept.
"I was very intrigued," he said.
Schumacher added that he was "very intrigued".
I was very intrigued by their relationship.
"They were very intrigued," said Katrantzou.
"I was very intrigued with and inspired by that idea.
I was very intrigued by her, and curious".
"I'm very intrigued and I want to see it".
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