Prepositon "in" with "believe"
Sometime I see that people use "in" with the tern "believe", sometime not. Can you tell me when we use this, please give me some example?
Thanks in advance

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You use in when you are talking about one specific thing/noun for example "I believe in ghosts", "I believe in magic", "I believe in God"

You don't say in when you are talking about a concept that is explained in more than one word, for example "I believe the world will end in 100 years" or "I believe humans are the most dangerous animal"

I hope that makes sense!

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'Believe in' means that you think something exists e.g. 'I believe in ghosts'.

'Believe in' also means to have faith in someone.

'I believe you' means I think that you are telling the truth. But 'I believe in you' means I have confidence in your abilities and your potential to succeed.

'I believe in you'

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