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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'hope him to' is not correct and usable in written English.
Instead, you could use the phrase 'hope that he' or 'hope for him' depending on the context. For example: I hope that he gets the job he applied for.
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He's not [contracted] yet but we hope him to be". Magoffin has been the cornerstone of the Sussex bowling attack since moving to Hove.
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After that he resumed being exactly who and what I hoped him to be.
He may not turn out as you hoped him to be.
"I hope to speak to him this afternoon.
Olivia still hopes to have him to herself someday.
"I was hoping for him to hit the wall, but he didn't do it".
I have a special soft spot for Peter Russo, and keep hoping for him to succeed against the odds.
And we hold our breath hoping for him to prevail.
His conservative parents pressure him about his schoolwork, hoping for him to get into a good college.
Many Congolese had hoped to listen to him speak so as to judge his French.
Let him know that you will miss him and hope to see him again as soon as possible.
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