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The phrase "interesting to know how" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to express curiosity about a particular topic. For example: "It's interesting to know how much time we spend scrolling through our phones each day."
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It would be interesting to know how inelastic demand is for Harvard admission is.
When you are doing music videos, it is interesting to know how it all works".
It would also have been interesting to know how many of those casualties were women.
It would be interesting to know how he thinks that's working out.
It is very interesting to know how you prioritize the minorities in your executive order.
It is very interesting to know how you prioritize the minorities in your Executive Order.
It would be interesting to know how many New Yorker readers own the latest Lil Wayne album.
It would be interesting to know how conscious Rockwell was of shifting the dynamic in a more conventionally heterosexual direction.
Amateur excavations are sometimes considered looting, and it would be interesting to know how Anning would have fared today.
It is interesting to know how the first church in India and the first mosque were built in Muziris.
It is important and interesting to know how many sites, on average, may have been responsible for the functional divergence between duplicate genes.
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