English Sentences with Audio Using the Word "Hope" (2024)

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English Sentences with Audio Using the Word "Hope"? ›

Let's hope that the strike ends soon. I hope I haven't bored you. That's what she hoped would happen. I hope you're feeling better soon.

Let's hope that the strike ends soon. I hope I haven't bored you. That's what she hoped would happen. I hope you're feeling better soon.

to want something to happen and think that it is possible hope (for something) We are hoping for good weather on Sunday. All we can do now is wait and hope. “Do you think it will rain?” “I hope not.” “Will you be back before dark?” “I hope so, yes.” The exam went better than I'd hoped. I'll see you next week, I hope.

Examples of audio in a Sentence

They listened to an audio recording of the speech. Noun The picture was clear but the audio was very poor.

Answer: Full of hope:Steela was full of hope for her music competition this morning.

An example would be hoping you can run as fast as your teammate in the next relay race, or hoping that your outfit is as well-tailored as your best friend's.

"Will you be able to come to the party?" "I hope so."

I hope for the best, as anybody would. We hope for the best, of course, but none can claim any knowledge of just how things will work out. We appealed, and we hope for the best. They have no policy, but merely hope for the best.

The normal expression is by simply using the verb 'hope' in the tense required by the sentence: “I hope to see you soon.” “I hope (that) the train arrives/will arrive on time.”

Audio refers to the sound we hear. It encompasses everything from music and speech to sound effects and environmental noise. Essentially, it's the sonic representation of any kind of sound.

What is a sentence for hope? ›

[M] [T] I hope it does not rain tomorrow. [M] [T] I hope that she'll get well soon. [M] [T] There is no hope of his recovery. [M] [T] I hope your wishes will come true.

While “wish” is used for hypothetical or unreal situations, “hope” is used for real possibilities. For example, “I wish I had a bigger house” expresses a desire for something currently unattainable, while “I hope I get a bigger house” implies that there is a real possibility of obtaining a bigger house.

Example Sentences

Now, there is new hope for these patients and their families. After decades of no-new-is-no-news, however, there is some new hope for control of malaria. The New Mind of the South by Tracy Thompson Looking for new hope in the land of the old Confederacy.

I hope for the best, as anybody would. We hope for the best, of course, but none can claim any knowledge of just how things will work out. We appealed, and we hope for the best. They have no policy, but merely hope for the best.

“I hope to see you soon.” “I hope (that) the train arrives/will arrive on time.” Note that you may omit 'that' – the link between the two sentences. To express various degrees of hope, you may engage the use of what we call adverbs of degrees and this will signal the 'strength' of your emotions to the listener.

We all have high hopes that the news will be positive. They say they hope things happen to me and my family. Our hope is that something will be done about this crisis in the health service. It's a natural desire to give hope and put a positive gloss on things.