Interfere with and Interfere in
Incorrect : The noise interferes in my studies.
Correct : The noise interferes with my studies.
Incorrect : Don't interfere with my affairs.
Correct : Don't interfere in my affairs.
Note: “To interfere with' means to be an obstacle to, whereas "to interfere in’ means to take part in other people's affair without any right.
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