expect - hope
Is there much difference between hope and expect?
I thought
Hope-- desires
expect - real events that will happen
But I think it is not like that
thankyou
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You are correct:
Hope is used for wishes or desires; eg:
"I hope that it will snow tomorrow."
'I expect' is used with a level of certainty, and you're sure about something; eg:
"I expect that it won't snow tomorrow."
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