What's the difference between "believe"and "believe in"?
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We usually use "believe" when we agree with something someone has said or we are stating an opinion. For example. "I believe Sarah; I believe she said the truth. I believe global warming will change our climate."
We use "believe in" when we agree in the existence of something that can't really be proven. For example, "I believe in God. I believe in magic. I believe in you."
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