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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Believe?
Hi all,
She doesn't believe in anything.
She doesn't believe anything.
Which one is grammatically correct? I know some natives use both of them.
She doesn't believe in anything.
She doesn't believe anything.
Which one is grammatically correct? I know some natives use both of them.
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Anonymous Which one is grammatically correct? Both. I find the second sentence rather implausible.
- Anonymous Which one is grammatically correct?
- Both.
- I find the second sentence rather implausible.
- It means that the person does not believe that she will fall after she jumps off a roof, or does not believe the sun will come up tomorrow.
- Everyone believes something .
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AnonymousWhich one is grammatically correct?Both.
I find the second sentence rather implausible.
It means that the person does not believe that she will fall after she jumps off a roof, or does not believe the sun will come up tomorrow. Everyone believes something.
The sentence must be followed by a qualifier:
She doesn
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