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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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Full of hope or hopes?
Hi. Which is correct? I think both are correct sentences, although we may see the phrase "full of hope" more in writing.
I also think the following are maybe benedictions or part of benedictions. Thank you for your help in advance.
1. May he lead a life full of hope.
2. May he lead a life full of hopes.
I also think the following are maybe benedictions or part of benedictions. Thank you for your help in advance.
1. May he lead a life full of hope.
2. May he lead a life full of hopes.
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Either is possible; #1 is probably more common. There is no significant difference between speaking and writing, I think.
- Either is possible; #1 is probably more common.
- There is no significant difference between speaking and writing, I think.
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Either is possible; #1 is probably more common. There is no significant difference between speaking and writing, I think.
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