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Noeosorto Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Uses of "Hope" and "Wish"

Good evening. I'm writing because I have a question which I couldn't find on the web. So, I don't know how to use "Hope" And "Wish" But also I don't know if the clause "That" is necessary of whether it is ungrammatical . So, I hope you answered me.

  

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You can have any of the following: hope that (clause) / hope to (infinitive) wish that (clause) / wish to (infinitive) 'that' is optional. ___________________ 1. hope takes a clause with the present tense or with will .

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  • You can have any of the following: hope that (clause) / hope to (infinitive) wish that (clause) / wish to (infinitive) 'that' is optional.
  • ___________________ 1.
  • hope takes a clause with the present tense or with will .
  • 2.
  • hoped takes a clause with the past tense or with would .
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You can have any of the following:

hope that (clause) / hope to (infinitive)
wish that (clause) / wish to (infinitive)

'that' is optional.
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1. hope takes a clause with the present tense or with will.
2. hoped takes a clause with the past tense or with would.
3. wish takes a
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Hope. http://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/hope 

I hope (that) you will come to my party.
They hoped (that) their father would get better.

Wish. http://dictionary.

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