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Kimagi Posted 11 years ago
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Expression about "Hope"
Hi there,
How can I express a hope against not getting cancer. Let's say I am seeing an oncologist about the result for cancer screening test. And of course, I hope that I don't have cancer and am told by the oncologist that I don't have cancer. I am relieved after hearing that, so I say: "I was hoping I won't have cancer either." Is this the right way of saying this? Or " I hope it wasn't cancer", I am very confused about tenses in English, I would appreciate any suggestions! Thanks!
How can I express a hope against not getting cancer. Let's say I am seeing an oncologist about the result for cancer screening test. And of course, I hope that I don't have cancer and am told by the oncologist that I don't have cancer. I am relieved after hearing that, so I say: "I was hoping I won't have cancer either." Is this the right way of saying this? Or " I hope it wasn't cancer", I am very confused about tenses in English, I would appreciate any suggestions! Thanks!
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" I was hoping I wouldn't have cancer, too. Kimagi I hope it wasn't cancer" I'm glad it wasn't cancer.
- " I was hoping I wouldn't have cancer, too.
- Kimagi I hope it wasn't cancer" I'm glad it wasn't cancer.
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Kimagi"I was hoping I won't have cancer either."I was hoping I wouldn't have cancer, too.
Kimagi I hope it wasn't cancer"I'm glad it wasn't cancer.
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