"...about how to use "hope" in future situation."
Hi all
I am new here. I know this sounds wrong but I don't know how to rephrase it. Could you help me please?
It doesn't talk about how to use "hope" in future situation.
Thank you.
Best wishes
R
Top answer
It could be that you mean this: It doesn't talk about how to use "hope" about a future situation. " instead. Obviously "it" has to refer to something known from the context, presumably some kind of explanation or description.
- It could be that you mean this: It doesn't talk about how to use "hope" about a future situation.
- " instead.
- Obviously "it" has to refer to something known from the context, presumably some kind of explanation or description.
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It could be that you mean this:
It doesn't talk about how to use "hope" about a future situation.
Unfortunately, you now have a slightly awkward repetition of "about", so you could say something like "It doesn't explain/describe how to ..." instead.
Obviously "it" has to refer to something known from the context, presumably some kind of explanation or des
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