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Thread: hope and wish
- 25-Mar-2011, 01:54 #1
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hope and wish A young Chinese man asked me to explain the difference between 'hope' and 'wish'. I hope did a good job, and wish I could have done a better one. I would like to hear your opinions on the essential differences and similarities.
- 25-Mar-2011, 02:22 #2
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Re: hope and wish Bide.
There's a discussion here that might help.
hope vs wish - WordReference Forums
- 25-Mar-2011, 02:58 #4
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Re: hope and wish Thanks for the tip!!
Both as verbs as well as nouns
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