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Hi,

I hope you will take advantage of my services someday and will be satisfied.

Clive

Hi

Can't I start with the word "hope? " I just think it's more informal, but correct.

thanks

Hi,

It's not a grammatical sentence, but it certainly is an example of the kind of informal English fragments that make up a lot of our conversation and our casual personal letter writing.

Clive:

I have seen both future-simple usages and presnet-simple ones: hope that helps.

Can I say: «I hope you take advantage of my services someday»?

Or is it a somewhat different type of subordinate clause that requires the future simple tense?

Thanks in advance.

Hi,

Both tenses are OK

Clive