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1. Is there any difference between "In the ending of the word" and "In the end of word"?
2. Believe or believe in?
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1. 'At the end of the word' would be more normal. For example, 'Why is there an 's' at the end of this word?'
2. If you 'believe' something you think that something is true. For example:
I don't believe that story.
I believe you. I think that you are telling the truth.
Sometimes 'believe' and mean the same as 'think' e.g. 'I believe the plane leaves at 6am, but I'm not sure.'
'Believe in' means that you think that something exists 'Do you believe in ghosts?'
'Believe in' a person means that you have faith and confidence in them.
'I believe in you. I know that you'll succeed'.
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