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Discover Ludwig"hope a" is not a correct or usable phrase in written English.
You cannot use it as it is. If you are trying to say "I hope something," you should write "I hope..." followed by whatever you are hoping for. For example, "I hope to find a job soon."
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("Give Hope a second chance," he quips).
I hope a good one.
So let's hope a slice of history.
I hope a lesson has been learned.
Let's hope a Part 2 comes soon.
"We hope a change will change things.
Let's hope a double death is out.
I just hope a balance can be struck.
It shows, I hope, a combination of two things.
We hope a broad view of standing prevails.
"We hope a similar thing doesn't happen," said Ferguson.
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