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Pucca Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
I hope / Hope I
Hello everyone! 
I have a question, again.
Is there any difference between "Hope I remember them" and "I hope remember them"?
Someone told me that the first option was incorrect, is it really so? I don't know, the second option sounds weird, it's af if there was something missing, like an "I" "I hope I remmeber them"..
Thank you in advance!
I have a question, again.
Is there any difference between "Hope I remember them" and "I hope remember them"?
Someone told me that the first option was incorrect, is it really so? I don't know, the second option sounds weird, it's af if there was something missing, like an "I" "I hope I remmeber them"..
Thank you in advance!
Top answer
The first is a shortened form of "[ I] hope [that] I remember them. " As you probably know, in informal conversation, we frequently drop the "I" in statement like that.
- The first is a shortened form of "[ I] hope [that] I remember them.
- " As you probably know, in informal conversation, we frequently drop the "I" in statement like that.
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The first is a shortened form of "[ I] hope [that] I remember them.
The second is incorrect - unless you change it to "I hope TO remember them."
As you probably know, in informal conversation, we frequently drop the "I" in statement like that.
The second is incorrect - unless you change it to "I hope TO remember them."
As you probably know, in informal conversation, we frequently drop the "I" in statement like that.
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