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The reason is because I believe it.

The reason is that I believe it.

The word reason denotes cause, therefore the reason is because is repetition. The correct idiom is the reason is that ...

I asked Paul whether he was going.

I asked Paul if he was going.

Where or not is implied, use whether, not if. Unlike whether, if does not expect a Yes or No reply: I shall speak to him if he comes.

I come here for learning English.

I come here to learn English.

Express purpose by using the infinitive, not the gerund.

She disappeared from the house.

She was disappeared from the house.

As a rule, don't use intransitive verbs, like appear, seem, become, consist, in the passive form. Intransitive verbs don't have an object.

I spend my holidays in a country.

I spend my holidays in the country.

A country is a place like France, India, or Egypt. The country is a rural area where there are no towns or cities.

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