How are you, Mayleen!
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Good afternoon, Mr. [Name]! ^-^
Thank you for answering your homework. ^^
Most people get confused about the proper usage of the words “hope” and “wish” as they speak of things they would like or not like to happen.
You can\'t use \"hope\" to talk about something in the past, unless you don\'t know what happened yet.
Wish Clauses:
wish + past tense | wish + past perfect | wish + would + verb
(source: differencebetween.net)
_T. Mayleen :)
1. I _hope__ that I had never met her.
>> WISH
2. Most girls _wish_ they could meet a sensitive hunk, with brains.
>> Correct!
3. I wish that he will succeed.
>> HOPE
4. I _hope_ someone had told me the meeting was canceled.
>> WISH
5. I _hope_ you wouldn\'t say things like that.
>> WISH
6. We _hope_ that they will join us in opening a new chapter of peace and cooperation.
>> Correct!
7. I _hope_ that further research will confirm our hypothesis.
>> Correct!
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