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Discover Ludwig"hoping he" can be a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is often used to express the speaker's hope or desire for someone else to do something. For example: "She sat by the phone, hoping he would call soon." In this sentence, "hoping he" is used to show that the subject (she) is wishing for or anticipating the action of the object (he) calling. Another example: "I'm hoping he gets the job." Here, "hoping he" is used to convey the speaker's desire for the other person to secure the job. One can use "hoping he" in various contexts and situations, as long as it conveys the idea of someone's hope or desire for another person.
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Here's hoping he wins.
Here's hoping he is right.
"I was hoping he would be second.
I'm hoping he reads your column!
"We were hoping he would surprise us".
I'm hoping he chokes.
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He hoped he could.
I hope he plays.
We hope he does.
I hope he succeeds.
We hope he has.
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