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Discover LudwigThe phrase "interest in helping" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to indicate someone's willingness to do something and can be used in a variety of contexts. For example: I was impressed by John's interest in helping the homeless population in our community.
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Mahoney expressed special interest in helping out UC Berkeley.
We have no interest in helping Amazon make money from coursepacks (or anything else).
But Congress in recent years has shown little interest in helping to stimulate the economy.
But they also understand Britain's interest in helping to fix it.
* Everyone has a vested interest in helping to run the group.
Germany had an "utmost interest" in helping France recover growth and competitiveness, said Mrs Merkel.
It was also clear that she had lost any interest in helping me.
Beyond that, he and his wife showed little interest in helping.
Cranston's warmth and his interest in helping young people are genuine.
There are but few who take or seem to take much interest in helping us.
Since Washington shows no interest in helping, states will be forced into desperate expedients.
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