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The document discusses verb conjugations and tenses for the verb "to believe" in English. It provides the conjugations for various subjects and tenses, including present, past, future, imperfect, continuous, negative and imperative forms. It also notes the passive and active participles of the verb.
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SCHOOL OF FAITH
Faith is not hope or belief, and should not be based on feelings. Faith sees things as already done through God's word now, while hope expects things in the future. Belief accepts something as true but faith acts on it. The people of Nineveh demonstrated true faith through repentance and fasting when warned by Jonah, and God responded by not destroying them as He had planned. True faith expresses itself through actions, not just words, and is based solely on God's word rather than feelings.
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- 1. (Verbal noun) (782) He believed. to believe VT-4 Attached Pronouns Starting verb in a verbal sentence. Imperfect Tense Past Tense He believes. when the subject is SING. or PLU. Detached Pronouns Starting verb in a verbal sentence. He believed. when the subject is SING. or PLU. He will believe. You two believe/ will believe. They two believed. They believe. They all believed. They will believe. near future: near past:: You believe. + + You believed. You will believe. You two believe/ will believe. distant future: You two believed. You all believe. + Past continuous: You all believed. + You all will believe. (with noun) I believe. (with verb) I will believe. I believed. We believe. We believed. We will believe. _ _ _ . Negative Imperative Don’t believe! Believe! Singular Don’t (you two) believe! Believe (you two)! Dual Don’t (you all) believe! Believe (you all)! Plural Passive participle Active participle One who believes Singular Dual Those who believe Passive Voice Plural Passive Voice 46