How do you use hoping in a sentence?
Hoping sentence example
- I was hoping to find someone to take back with me.
- It was like fishing in a bath tub and hoping for a bite.
- Maybe he was hoping she would say no.
- I was hoping you’d be gone.
- The people are still hoping to see Your Majesty again.
- I enclose a ticket, hoping that you will come.
How do you say I hope this information helps?
I would expand “Hope this helps!” this way: I hope this (answer) helps you. You would say “This answer helps me.” and not “This answer help me.” because the subject of “help” is third person singular.
What is the example of hoping?
Hoping is defined as wishing for some particular outcome or thing. When you wish to get a dog for Christmas, this is an example of a time when you are hoping for a dog for Christmas.
Is hoping grammatically correct?
When you look up the definition of hoping and the definition of hopping, you notice that they have one thing in common—both are present participles. Hoping is the present participle of the verb hope, and hopping is the present participle of the verb hop. To hope for something means that we want it to happen.
Is Hope this helps formal?
It’s a humble way to say it, as though your help is not very much. : ) “I hope this helps” is not too casual, but not really formal. “I hope this will be of some help” sounds more formal and humble (which is unusual in English).
What is hope example?
The definition of hope is a feeling of optimism or a desire that something will happen. An example of hope is when a person believes his life situation will approve and his run of back luck will end. An example of hope is when you wish for a victory by your team.
What is the difference between hoping and hope?
“I hope” is used to express a hope that you have generally. “I’m hoping” suggests that you are hoping it right now, or continually. I hope it snows this Christmas. I’m hoping this pain is going to disappear soon.
What should I say instead of i hope?
What is another word for I hope?
| hopefully | here’s hoping |
|---|---|
| God willing | with luck |
| all being well | fingers crossed |
| touch wood | if all goes well |
| if everything turns out all right | it is to be hoped that |
When to use have and I was hoping you would?
The verb is to be [cool]. And the use of have is used to set the tense. I was hoping you would have listed the Verus Iron Shield. The verb is to list, and against have is being used to modify the tense. I was hoping you would notice. I was hoping you would have noticed. These are both grammatically correct.
Which is an example of the modal verb hoping?
First of all, a quick comment about the examples. I was hoping you would have something to say about this. I was hoping you would have been cool about it. I was hoping you would have listed the Verus Iron Shield. The first of these is not an example of the thing you are asking about.
What do I hope you can do for me?
I might be over thinking this all, but I hope you would be able to provide some guidance as to order of tasks and wait time in between Jun 19, 2015 I hope you would be able to provide some advice as things are getting very frustrated.
