Most learners know the verb to believe as soon as they start having English classes . "Believe" is a regular verb ( believed,believed) and it is usually used in several conversations when it is necessary to express opinions .After this verb, you need to use the preposition "in ".
Listen to this song and sing along,ok ? You are going to practice saying : I don't believe in ...
Then people learn the noun " belief " which sometimes surprises many English learners when it is used as a phrase " beyond belief " and not simply a noun .
Read and study the examples below carefully .Then you can probably make your own sentence using this phrase "beyond belief ",can't you ?
http://www.macmillandictionary.com/dictionary/british/belief
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Beyond belief (phrase) .
. used for emphasizing how bad something is
. extremely surprising or unreasonable,so that you cannot believe.
