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DiAAnaP Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Dilemma here
Is it
"I don't believe that to be the truth"
or
"I don't believe that IT IS the truth"?
I believe that both are legit and correct, but you HAD to pick one which one would you say is the more correct/legit one?
THANKS:)
"I don't believe that to be the truth"
or
"I don't believe that IT IS the truth"?
I believe that both are legit and correct, but you HAD to pick one which one would you say is the more correct/legit one?
THANKS:)
Top answer
They do not have the same meaning. )
- They do not have the same meaning.
- )
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They do not have the same meaning.
They would have equal meaning if they both used “that”:
“I don’t believe that to be the truth.”
“I don’t believe that is the truth.”
(I prefer ‘to be’ version myself.)
They would have equal meaning if they both used “that”:
“I don’t believe that to be the truth.”
“I don’t believe that is the truth.”
(I prefer ‘to be’ version myself.)
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