Hope and Wish

The verb hope usually describes a possible ----- situation.

• past

• future

• perfect

• continuous

The verb wish usually describes the------ or the-----

• present--- past

• past----- future

• future---- present

• continuous---- past

John doesn't have a car. He's sad. It means --------

• He hopes he had a car

• He wishes he has a car

• He wish he had a car

• He wishes he had a car

I wish I had more time. It means.....

• If I had more time, I would be happy

• I will be happy if I had time

• If I has more time, I had happy

• If I has time, I will be happy

Lina, I' m happy for you. Congratulations! I----- you win the first prize in the school's competition.

• wished

• hope

• am hope

• am wished

Prepare your best for the competition, will you? the good expression is-----

• I wish you win the first prize, too, Good luck!

• I hope you win the first prize, too. Good luck!

• I wishes you win the first prize, too. Good luck!

• I hoped you winner the first prize, too. Good luck!

Lina, you are very good story teller. --------------- . Good luck

Thank you, Eka

To complete the short dialog above is----

• I'm sure you will win the school's story competition.

• I wish you have the prize on competition

• I hope you got the story teller

• I 'm sure you had won in the school's competition

I hope you can come to the party on Saturday. The meaning is.......

• future possibility

• future impossibility

• sometime in the future

• past possibility

I will save my pocket money and hold my unnecessary outlay.

Great. ----------!

Complete the sentence above is .....

• You are great

• Thanks

• Wish you luck

• You have luck

He ----- (that) he didn't have to work today

• wishes

• hope

• is wish

• wish