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Anupam77 Posted 13 years ago
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believe /believe in
what is the difference between these two sentence
1.i believe him
2.i believe in him
1.i believe him
2.i believe in him
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Hi, 1) you believe that what he says is true 2) you support his ideas, views/leadership and generally trust that he is able-minded and capable of doing the right thing, etc. - DJB -
- Hi, 1) you believe that what he says is true 2) you support his ideas, views/leadership and generally trust that he is able-minded and capable of doing the right thing, etc.
- - DJB -
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Hi,
1) you believe that what he says is true
2) you support his ideas, views/leadership and generally trust that he is able-minded and capable of doing the right thing, etc.
- DJB -
1) you believe that what he says is true
2) you support his ideas, views/leadership and generally trust that he is able-minded and capable of doing the right thing, etc.
- DJB -
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I believe him: I believe what he says, that he's telling the truth
I believe in him: I have confidence in him, trust in him, faith in him
I believe in him: I have confidence in him, trust in him, faith in him
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