I ____________a single word he says
Correct answer: B. don't believe
- A. not believe
- B. don't believe
- C. am not believing
- D. will not believe
Explanation
“Believe” is generally a stative verb, so it normally takes the simple present rather than the continuous form. “I don’t believe” correctly expresses the speaker’s present opinion.
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