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Discover Ludwig"hope you will" is correct and usable in written English, and it is often used in the middle or end of a sentence when expressing hope that somebody will do something.
For example: "I hope you will enjoy your new job."
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"I hope you will always know that.
"I hope you will tune in".
I hope you will, too.
Hope you will recover soon".
We hope you will too!
We hope you will be too.
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I hope you'll feel the same.
I hope you'll listen.
We hope you'll weigh in.
We hope you'll participate next summer.
I hope you'll write that".
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