Which is more formal, 'Hope that' or 'I hope that'?
I want to ask a question, Which is more formal, 'Hope that ...' or 'I hope that ...' ?
Is 'Hope that ...' a imperative sentence?
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"I hope that" is formal. "Hope that" is informal. You would say it in a sentence like this: "Hey buddy! Hope that you have a fun trip!" That sounds natural.
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@apres moi In Chinese, in most cases, '我希望blablabla' is more formal.
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Caesar, is it the same in Chinese? 希望...is more informal?
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Formal English means that all the information is written out clearly... so, contractions and casual omissions of the subject (eg. "Hope that...") are informal.
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