Beliefs

It is something that is considered correct and true

• conviction

• belief

• doubt

• disbelief

It is something that an individual is convinced of.

• belief

• doubt

• distrust

• conviction

Which of the following is NOT a signal phrase in expressing beliefs or convictions?

• In my opinion

• I think

• Most often

• From my point of view

It is the -ing form of a verb that functions the same as a noun.

• preposition

• gerund

• infinitive

• phrase

We use the verb _______ when we want to express our opinion about something or we have an idea about a concept.

• believe

• know

• feel

• think

We use _________ when we want to express information we have in our mind may it be general experience, general knowledge, academic preparation or talent

• believe

• know

• feel

• think

We use ________ to express something we consider as true, correct or real.

• believe

• know

• feel

• think

If you are not sure about something, if it's something which can't really be known, in English we usually use ________, which is a little uncertain.

• believe

• know

• feel

• think

Which of the following statements is FALSE about belief?

• Faith in God is an example of a belief.

• Belief is an option or something that a person holds to be true.

• The feeling of being unsure that a person or thing exists.

• The state of believing: conviction or acceptance that certain things are true or real.

After a preposition such as in or about, you need either a noun or ____________.

• infinitive

• gerund

• another preposition

• conjunction