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Mr. Tom Posted 8 years ago
Vocabulary

In hopes

Hi

I found several examples of in hopes on frazeit. Is it totally natural? Also, any difference in the following?

She arrived India in hopes to see him again.

She arrived India in the hope to see him again.

Thanks,

Tom

  

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Mr. Tom Is it totally natural? She arrived India in the hope to see him again.

— Mister Micawber

  • Mr.
  • Tom Is it totally natural?
  • She arrived India in the hope to see him again.
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  • She arrived in India hoping to see him again.
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Mr. TomIs it totally natural? Also, any difference in the following?She arrived India in hopes to see him again.She arrived India in the hope to see him again.

No.

She arrived in India hoping to see him again.

She arrived in India in hope(s) of seeing him again.

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I commonly hear, say and read only this form.

eg She arrived in India in the hope of seeing him again.

Clive

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