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UK//aɪ hoʊp//US//aɪ hoʊp//

Meaning of I hope

In simple words: I wish for something good to happen.

I hope in a sentence

  • I hope you have a great day!
  • She hopes that it won't rain tomorrow.
  • They hope for the best in challenging times.

How to use I hope

Use 'I hope' when expressing a desire for a future event. It's appropriate in most contexts, both formal and informal.

Grammar pattern

hope + (for something) + (that + clause)

Memory hint

Think of 'hope' as a light in the dark, always shining for good things.

Related words

Collocations with I hope

  • hope for good news
  • hope that things improve
  • hope against hope

Synonyms for I hope

Common mistakes with I hope

  • Confusing 'hope' with 'wish' in impossible situations.
  • Omitting 'that' in reported speech: say 'I hope that you come.'
  • Using it with a negative tone misaligning with the meaning.

Compare I hope with Wish, Expect, Anticipate, Desire

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Frequently asked questions about I hope

What does I hope mean?

I wish for something good to happen.

What is the definition of I hope?

To desire with expectation for a positive outcome.

How do you use I hope in a sentence?

I hope you have a great day!

Can you give another example of I hope?

She hopes that it won't rain tomorrow.

What are synonyms for I hope?

Common alternatives include wish, expect, anticipate, desire, long for.

What words go with I hope?

It commonly pairs with hope for good news, hope that things improve, hope against hope.

What are common mistakes when using I hope?

Confusing 'hope' with 'wish' in impossible situations. Omitting 'that' in reported speech: say 'I hope that you come.' Using it with a negative tone misaligning with the meaning.

How do you pronounce I hope?

US: //aɪ hoʊp//, UK: //aɪ hoʊp//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use I hope?

Use 'I hope' when expressing a desire for a future event. It's appropriate in most contexts, both formal and informal.