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Darcy Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
I believe you VS I believe in you
What is the difference between two sentences?
1) I believe you
2) I believe in you
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1) I believe you
2) I believe in you
Thanks in advance
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Darcy 1) I believe you I believe what you say / what you're telling me 2) I believe in you I believe that you have value, quality, substance, a future
- Darcy 1) I believe you I believe what you say / what you're telling me 2) I believe in you I believe that you have value, quality, substance, a future
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Darcy1) I believe you I believe what you say / what you're telling me
2) I believe in you I believe that you have value, quality, substance, a future
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Are "trust in" and "trust" in the same case?
Here are what I think I don't know whether they are right or not.
I trust/believe in the religion. (I believe the region can bail me out of the difficult situation)
I trust/believe in you. (I believe you will pass the exam with flying colours)
I trust/believe in my car.(I believe my car is powerful enough to move for more than 10 hours
Here are what I think I don't know whether they are right or not.
I trust/believe in the religion. (I believe the region can bail me out of the difficult situation)
I trust/believe in you. (I believe you will pass the exam with flying colours)
I trust/believe in my car.(I believe my car is powerful enough to move for more than 10 hours
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