hope 如何使用
"Hope" is a versatile word in English, primarily used to express a desire or expectation for something to happen. It can function as a verb or a noun.
- Verb (To Hope)
When used as a verb, "hope" indicates that someone wants something to happen or is looking forward to a positive outcome.
Structure: Subject + hope + (that) + clause or infinitive
Examples:
"I hope that it doesn’t rain tomorrow."
"They hope to win the game."
In these cases, the person wants or expects something to happen, but it is not certain.
- Noun (Hope)
When used as a noun, "hope" refers to the feeling of desire or expectation.
Structure: Subject + (has/have) + hope + for/of something
Examples:
"There is still hope for a cure."
"She has hope of getting the job."
In these examples, "hope" as a noun refers to a sense of optimism or belief that something desired will happen.
Expressions and Common Uses:
"Hope for the best": Expect the best outcome, even if unsure.
"Give up hope": Stop believing that something will happen.
"Live in hope": Continue believing or hoping for something, often despite challenges.