Practicing Verbs not preceded by an indirect object
Hi I want to practice the certain french verbs that are not preceded by an indirect object. To replace a person I must keep the preposition and replace the person with demonstrative pronoun. To replace a thing or an idea I can use y, which replaces to both but is placed before the verb. Please correct the following and explain your reasoning if any of my sentences are wrong;
Je crois toi -. I believe you, not je te crois. Although I've heard je te crois before, is it an option?
J'y crois - I believe it.
Je crois a toi - I believe in you
J'ai cru ils. - I believed them.
Il a cru elle. - He believed her.
Il y a ete penser - He had been thinking about it
ils y avaient pense - They had thought about it
ils y pensaient - They were thinking about it.
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Je le crois - I believe it .
J'y crois - I believe in it.
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