hope all your goals are vs will be achived

[vcolts]

ex:

a) Hope all your goals are achieved.
b) Hope all your goals will be achieved.


Both sounds right grammatically, but A) is the norm, right?

Thanks in advance.

[J&K Tutoring]

No. In my opinion, B is more natural.

[vcolts]

When I did google search for both, A) came up way more.

I must admit B) sounded more grammatically natural to me.

[billmcd]

ex:

a) Hope all your goals are achieved.
b) Hope all your goals will be achieved.


Both sounds right grammatically, but A) is the norm, right?

Thanks in advance.

Personally, I would be inclined to use (a).

[5jj]

I think both are fine.

[BobSmith]

Personally, I would be inclined to use (a).

Me too.

[bhaisahab]

I find a) more natural.

[5jj]

COCA has 112 examples of 'hope your noun + verb, present tense' and 24 of 'hope your noun + will'