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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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00 Does the word 'confident' go with 'in' or 'of'? How about 'confidence'? does it go with 'in' or 'of'? 02 br
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00 Does the word 'confident' go with 'in' or 'of'? How about 'confidence'? does it go with 'in' or 'of'? 02 br
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1 i 00 I have 01 b 00 confidence in 02 b 00 you. 02 br
00 I am 01 b 00 confident about 02 b 00 her prospects. 02 br
00 I am 01 b 00 confident of 02 b 00 her success. 02 br
00 Consumers are 01 b 00 confident in 02 b 00 the economy. 02 br
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00 I am 01 b 00 confident about 02 b 00 her prospects. 02 br
00 I am 01 b 00 confident of 02 b 00 her success. 02 br
00 Consumers are 01 b 00 confident in 02 b 00 the economy. 02 br
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0 Hi there, 02 br
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00 How about 'I have confidence of winning the competition.' Or I have confidence in winning the competition.' 02 br
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00 How about 'I have confidence of winning the competition.' Or I have confidence in winning the competition.' 02 br
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0 Neither is very popular on the internet, according to Ms Google, and they both sound awkward to me. 01 i 00 I have confidence that I will win the competition 02 i 00 . 0-
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