Which is right meaning for the following setence?
"no one hope to be success in his work"

Which one :

"no one don't want to do" OR "no one can't do it" OR others

Question

Which is right meaning for the following setence?
"no one hope to be success in his work"

Which one :

"no one don't want to do" OR "no one can't do it" OR others

Answer

The sentence is grammatically wrong.
**No one is hoping to be successful at his work.**
It means: Nobody has hope. It says nothing about "can" or "want".

Answer

Another way of writing the sentence is: "no-one hopes to be a success at his work".

It means no-one expects (hopes for) success from doing their work.  Agreed with Eliot, it has little to do with wanting success or being able to do the work.  Perhaps the situation is impossible for them, so they don't expect much.

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