Question

what are the rules for the prepositions that can be used along with hope ot hoping​

Answer 1

Answer:

• We hope she passes her driving test next week.

• I just hope the bus is on time tomorrow.

• In 1938, there was still a hope that war could be avoided.

• After the election, their hopes were high, but five years later nothing has changed.

When we mean hope in general, we do not use an article:

• You must never give up hope.

• Not: You must never give up the hope.

Warning:

We don’t normally use hope in the negative:

• I hope it doesn’t rain.

• Not: I don’t hope it rains.

• I was hoping to have a word with you, Professor O’Malley.

• We were hoping you could lend us your car while you were in America.

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