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Tinanam0102 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

I should hope so

Hi teachers,

Could I know in what circumstances should a person say:

1. I hope so

2. I should hope so

Are the following sentences correct?

1. I hope you get well.

2. I hope she get well.

3. I hope you'll get well.

4. I hope she will get well.

Thank you.

Tinanam
  

Top answer

Hi, Could I know Can you tell me in what circumstances should a person say: 1. I hope so The normal way of expressing a hope about something that has already been mentioned. eg A: Will you be able to come to the party tonight?

— Clive

  • Hi, Could I know Can you tell me in what circumstances should a person say: 1.
  • I hope so The normal way of expressing a hope about something that has already been mentioned.
  • eg A: Will you be able to come to the party tonight?
  • B: I hope so.
  • 2.
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Hi,

Could I know Can you tell me in what circumstances should a person say:

1. I hope so The normal way of expressing a hope about something that has already been mentioned. eg

A: Will you be able to come to the party tonight?

B: I hope so.

2. I should hope so

This shows a bit more attitude. eg

A: Tom is an honest
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Hi Clive,

Thank you for your corrections. I have a little confusion.
Clive
1. I hope so The normal way of expressing a hope about something that has already been mentioned. eg

A: Will you be able to come to the party tonight?

B: I hope so.


1. When B person in the example say, "I hope so". Does that mean B has already express
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Hi,


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Hi Clive,

Thank you very much.

Tinanam
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