—I hope that John will not play football tomorrow. —Yes, I______. A: hope it too B: hope too C: hope that too D: hope so too
—I hope that John will not play football tomorrow. —Yes, I______. A: hope it too B: hope too C: hope that too D: hope so too
I hope that he will soon be well again.→My hope is .
I hope that he will soon be well again.→My hope is .
We all hope to become scientists. A: hope B: to become
We all hope to become scientists. A: hope B: to become
Hope is the essence of life. A man without hope is nothing but a dry river.
Hope is the essence of life. A man without hope is nothing but a dry river.
There ....................... (seems, seem) little hope of a cease-fire, and even less hope of peace.
There ....................... (seems, seem) little hope of a cease-fire, and even less hope of peace.
in the hope ()
in the hope ()
There is no hope for it, is (there / it)?
There is no hope for it, is (there / it)?
He whohas health has hope, and he whohas hope has everything.
He whohas health has hope, and he whohas hope has everything.
We __________________ to start our own business, but we never had enough money. A: have hope B: hope C: had hoped D: should hope
We __________________ to start our own business, but we never had enough money. A: have hope B: hope C: had hoped D: should hope
I despairof ever passing my driving test A: lose all hope of B: have some hope of C: lose some hope of D: become confident
I despairof ever passing my driving test A: lose all hope of B: have some hope of C: lose some hope of D: become confident