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Hope for the past We can also use 'hope' to talk about the past when we think it was possible for the thing to really happen. 1: We can use 'hope' for the past when something happened and is finished, but we don't know what the result was. For example, if you have taken an exam, but I don't know if you passed or not.
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Adam Wik. "Success" is a noun, so we wouldn't say "be success" in this case. Instead we would use the verb "have" and say: I hope you have success in your exam. Or, more likely, we would use the adjective form of success which is "successful" and say: I hope you will be successful in your exam. I hope that helps!.Read more. September 4, 2012.
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1. Hi, congratulations on your excellent result on your recent exam. It's fantastic to see your hard work paying off, and we are very pleased for you. Keep up the good work! 2. You have passed the exam and achieved a good result. Congrats! 3. Woo hoo! You have just passed your exam and achieved a good result! well done! 4. You have passed the exam!
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If I say "I hope to pass the exam", I use hope+infinitive. I'd like to know if "I hope I passed the exam" is correct, meaning to use hope+past simple in the sense I hope now but still I don't know the result. I have read on Cambrdige grammar the sentence "I hope she passed the exam" but in the sentence we have two different people.
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01 "Hey, Janie! Congrats on passing your exams! I heard you aced every paper like a pro. I am so proud of you.". Photo by Katu under Photo-ac. 02 "Hey, Janie! I just wanted to congratulate you on passing your exams. Exams are not always easy, so you deserve all possible credit—no pun intended.". 03 "I never did well enough in school.
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"I hope you pass your exam" is something you would say before someone takes the exam. You hope they will not fail and do well. "I wish that you passed the exam" is said to someone who failed the exam. This sentence alone can be quite mean. To make it more polite, you could say "I am sorry you failed your exam, I wish that you had passed it.".
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I did great. When you want to say you have passed your exams, you can simply say you did great in your exams. This will sound much better than saying 'I did good', which may really seem like you only got a fair score. Saying 'great' and emphasizing the word will show that you didn't only pass your exam but you got a high score which.
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2 Answers Sorted by: 6 There's a good chance I would say this in one of two ways: 1) I hope you pass the exam. or: 2) I hope you do well on the exam. Either someone passes the exam, or they don't, so we don't usually say, "I hope you pass it well."
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I hope you pass the exam / I hope you will pass the exam huckey May 22, 2016 H huckey Member Spanish - Spain May 22, 2016 #1 Good Morning. Are both sentences correct? If the answer is negative, wich one is the correct and why? Thanks very much in advance pd: the exam will be tomorrow Cenzontle Senior Member English, U.S. May 22, 2016 #2
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I hope I will pass (the exam). 【訳】（試験に）受かるといいなぁ。 これからどうなるかわからないものを願う時は I hope 〜 で「〜なってほしいと（私は）願う」ということができます。 hope のあとは大抵未来形になります（たまに現在形のこともあるかも）。 似たような表現で I wish 〜 がありますが、こちらも「願う」ですが、 I wish I could pass the exam. 【訳】（試験に）受かったらよかったのに。 という意味になりますので、注意が必要です。
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hope expect Correct Option: D expect (Verb ) : to look forward to the probable occurrence wish (Verb) : to want or desire hope (Verb ) : to wish for a particular event that one considers possible Hope can be used in the Passive in the form it is hoped that. Here, expect is the right usage. You have all come well prepared.