Believe Someone or Believe in Someone? When Do We Need a Preposition?
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Believe someone and Believe in Someone-- these two phrasal verbs are
not interchangeable.
To believe someone means to
acknowledge that someone is telling the truth; he/she is not telling a lie.
On the other hand, to believe IN someone means that you your confidence in someone is complete. You believe in his/her ability to accomplish his/her goal.
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