1 Choose the following sentences which expression of hope a. I want a nice house b. I would like to have a nice house C. I like a nice house d. I wish - 426
LKPD I EXPRESSION OF HOPE, WISH, AND CONGRATULATE CHOOSE THE BEST ALTERNATIVES OF FOUR 1. Choose the following sentences which expression of Hope ….. a. I need a nice house b. I would like to have a nice house c. I wish I had a nice house d. I like a nice house 2. The following sentence are expression of congratulation, except …. a. I congratulate you on your success b. Nice work c. How poor you are d. That’s great 3. Look at the picture and choose the best wish.. a. congratulation on your sickness b. Get Well Soon, my friend c. Why are you sick? d. Don’t be sick 4. Look at the picture and choose the best wish …… a. Have a great school day my friend b. Have a nice trip! c. Congratulation on your graduation. I happy for you d. What a wonderful birthday 5. Dika I won the competition yesterday Hendri Really? That’s very great. Please accept my warmest congratulations Dika ….. Hendri You are welcome a. Thanks for saying so b. I hope you say so c. Oh, don’t mention it d. That’s very great 6. Diah How was is your work? Ana I have finished my first novel Diah Wow… Ana Thank you a. Well done! You did it b. Thank you c. I hope it’s fine d. Oh my God! 7. Faiz What’s up? You look so sad. Rizki My brother got sick and he is still hospitalized Faiz That’s too bad. I’m so sorry to hear that. How is he now? Rizki He is getting better now Faiz Oh, …………. Rizki I hope so The suitable expression to complete the dialogue above is…… a. I hope he will get well soon b. I hope he looks so sad c. I hope he is still hospitalized d. I hope he gets sick Complete the following dialogue to answer questions 7 and 8! Gina Hi, Jean. How are you doing? Jean Bad. Gina What’s wrong? Jean My father got sick. He has to stay in the hospital for a few days to get medical care. Gina What happened to him? Jean He got cancer. Gina I’m sorry to hear that. But you still go to school? Jean Yea, my mom told me that I have to go to school. She is in the hospital to accompany my dad. Gina I 8 …….. your dad will get better soon. Jean Yea, 9 ……….. 8. a. Congratulate b. Talk c. Hope d. try I doubt b. I hope so c. I don’t think so d. No comment 10. Dita Congratulation on your achievement Dety Dety ….. a. Excellent b. Good for you c. How nice of you to say so d. nice job
Choosethe following sentences which expression of hope? I need a nice house; I wish I had a nice house; I would like to have a nice house; I like a nice house; Semua jawaban benar English Level Intermediate+Focus An overview of the rules between the verbs wish and hopeJump to Wish below, Hope, ExercisesWorksheet Download scroll down to study the exercises onlinePut simply, this is the difference between hope and wishThe verb wish usually describes the present or the verb hope usually describes a possible future look at the rules and some examples in Verb Wish to Describe a Present DesireForm subject + wish + that + noun + past simple / past progressiveI wish that I had more money now. this describes a desire the presentShe wishes that she were wishes that he didn't have to work wish that they could wish that it wasn't raining. The verb wish used this way is the same as the present unreal conditional second conditional. All of these sentences describe and unreal/imaginary situation that someone doesn't have a car. He's sad. = He wishes he had a don't have enough time = I wish I had more leg is broken. She's sad. = She wishes her leg weren't though the grammar is in the past tense I wish I had more money, the meaning is in the present. Any wish can also be expressed in the second present unreal wishes he had a car. = If John had a car, he would be wish I had more time. = If I had more time, I would be wishes her leg weren't broken. = If her leg were not broken, she would be note Just like in the second conditional, we don't use was. Instead of saying, "I wish I was taller," it is more correct grammatically to say "I wish I were taller." These sentences, in the second conditional, would be "If I were taller, I would be happy." The idea is the same. We generally don't use when we use wish, we always want for the opposite of the real situation now. Because of this, the verb changes from positive to negative, or negative to positive. Let me show dog is sick. The verb = isVerb in the past = was wereChange to negative = weren'tThe whole sentence = I wish my dog weren't can't swim. The verb = can't swimVerb in past = couldn't swimChange to positive = could swimThe whole sentence = I wish I could swim. I'm gaining weight. The verb = am gaining present progressiveVerb in past = was were gaining past progressiveChange to negative = weren't gainingThe whole sentence = I wish I weren't gaining weight. It's not that hard, is it? Let's try some 1 - Using Wish in the PresentRemember to avoid using was with wish. Good is poor. John wishes he be/not apartment is small. I wish it be hates her job. She wishes she have a different can't sing. I wish I can/sing.I have to get up early for my job. I wish I not/have to get up raining now. I wish it not/rain.I'm so tired. I wish I sleep now instead of students have a lot of homework. They wish they not/have Verb Wish + Would to Describe a Present DesireI've just told you that we use a past tense verb past simple or past progressive after wish. However, we use the helping verb would when we wish that someone else would do an wish you would listen. It's my wish, but I want you to do the action.She wishes her husband wouldn't leave the toilet seat up. It's her wish, but she's wishing someone else do the action.I wish the manager would do something. Again, the wish is directed at someone else.We only use would when the verb is an action verb, not a state verb for help with this, see this lesson. In short, action verbs are verbs like 'kick/run/open/stop' that have an action we move our bodies. Non-action verbs stative or linking are verbs like 'have/be/know/understand' that describe a situation or state, not an action. Here at some friend John doesn't have a job. He is poor. Possible wishesI wish he weren't poor. BE = state verb, so we don't add wouldI wish he had a job. HAVE = state verb, so we don't add would.I wish he would find a job. Find = action verb, so we add would.I wish he would look for a job. Look = an action verb, so we add would.This is difficult, isn't it? Remember, these are all wishes that the subject wishes someone else do. Let's look at another dog Pepe is a bad dog. I wish he weren't bad. BE = state verbI wish he wouldn't chew on my shoes. Chew = actionI wish he would listen. Listen = actionDo you see the difference? Let's try some 2 - Wishing Other People Do Things Action or State VerbsRemember to only use would if it's a wish that the wisher wants someone else to do, and if the verb is an action neighbour plays loud music. I wish he turn his music down. I've asked him to do so, but he won't listen. I wish he listen.Also, his dog barks all night. I wish the dog not/bark so much. I wish my neighbour have a pet fish, not a someone parked in my parking space. I wish people not/park in my spot. There's even a sign that says, “Reserved Parking”. I wish people read the expensive and troublesome to have a car in the city. Sometimes I wish I not/have a car. However, public transit is not very convenient here. I wish the government build more subway grammar is difficult sometimes. I wish it be Wish to Describe a Past Regret or MistakeWe can also use wish to talk about mistakes or regrets in the subject + wish + that + noun + past perfect**Past perfect = had + past participleI didn't study enough when I was young. I wish I had studied didn't bring an umbrella. I wish I had brought an said something impolite. She wishes she hadn't said friend forgot my birthday. I wish he hadn't grammar for wishes in the past is the same as the past unreal conditional third conditional. Again, when we wish, we are wishing for the opposite of reality. The verb describes the opposite of the I broke the dish. Verb = brokeVerb in past perfect = had brokenChange from positive to negative = hadn't brokenFull sentence = I wish I hadn't broken the She didn't tell me about the party. Verb = didn't tellVerb in past perfect = hadn't toldChange from negative to positive = had toldFull sentence = I wish she had told me. That's it for the past. Fortunately, we don't use would when we talk about past wishes. So it's pretty 3 - Wishes in the PastI didn't wake up on time. I wish I wake up on arrived late. She wishes she arrive forgot to bring his passport. He wishes he bring painted my room black, but it looks terrible. I wish I not/paint it was too much salt in the soup. I wish the chef use less told me the ending of the movie, so now I don't want to see it. I wish I not/speak to Verb Hope to Describe a Future DesireForm Subject + [ hope ] + that + [ present tense ]I have a test tomorrow. I hope that I is looking for a job. He hopes that he gets a job cloudy. I hope that it does not movie starts soon. I hope that it is of these examples talk about something that we want to happen in the future tomorrow, soon.With the verb hope, we use the present simple tense even though we are talking about the future. However, some English speakers will use a future tense which may not be good grammar, but is hope I pass = I hope I will hopes he gets a job = He hopes he will get a hope it does not rain = I hope it won't sentences are all acceptable, even though they don't follow the traditional rules of grammar. For the exercises below, please use a present tense, 4 - Hope for Future DesiresI hope there be never a war hopes that he get a bicycle for hope that it not/rain hopes she not/fail her hope I see you at the party with a Past ActionHope is sometimes used with past actions. For example"Thanks for coming my party last night. I hope that you had a good time."Karen had to rush to the airport. I hope that she remembered her these sentences, hope has the same meaning it normally does it describes a desire. Note the differences between hope in the past and wish in the pastI hope that you had a good time. Meaning = You went to the party, and I desire that you had a good time it's what I wantI wish that you had had a good time. Meaning = You went to the party, but did not have a good time. You regret this.I hope that she remembered her passport. Meaning = You desire that she remembered her passport.I wish she had remembered her passport. Meaning = She forgot her passport. You regret this.In summary, wish in the past expresses a regret about an action. Hope in the past, like hope in the future, describes a desire/want....That's the end of the lesson. There are a few more notes below that you can skip if you want to jump to more 1 Don't we Use Wish for the Future Too?Not really. Look at this sentenceI wish I didn't have to work is describing a present situation. You have to work tomorrow, and you are unhappy about that now. You wish the situation were different. If you didn't have to work tomorrow, you would be happy now. This is still describing the present in my opinion. This is the same as when we use 'want' with the future I want a bicycle for my birthday next year.Note 2 'wish + infinitive' is also used as a more formal want to say 'want to.' For example, she wishes to see 3 'hope + infinitive' can also be used when the subject of the sentence is the person who will do the hope that I pass. = I hope to hopes that he doesn't fail. = He hopes not to hope that he passes. = I hope he to pass. You cannot use it hereNote 4 'wish + noun' is used to say that you hope someone has something in the future. For exampleI wish you a Merry Christmas. = I hope you have a Merry Christmas.I wish you a quick recovery. = I hope you recover soon.Now, let's try some exercises to see if you can use the correct 5 - Wish or Hope? Write the VerbJohn failed his test. He he had studied more. He he passes his next apartment is small. I I had a bigger apartment. I I didn't live has a soccer game tomorrow. He his team wins. The game might be cancelled though, if it rains. He it doesn't doesn't like Donald Trump. She he had not won the election. She that he doesn't destroy the 6 - Wish or Hope? Add the Correct Verb and ClauseTina is single. She doesn't have a boyfriend, but she wants one. In other words, Tina wish/hope she have sister bought a suitcase last week. But when she took it on her travels, it broke. She regrets buying it. In other words, she wish/hope she not/buy friends are always looking at their mobile phones. I wish/hope they not/do that. It's has a lot of work to do, but he wish/hope that he can/finish by 5 John asked his co-worker if she was pregnant. She got angry at him because she wasn't. John wish/hope that he not/say have an important speech to give tomorrow. I hope/wish that I not/forget everything I plan to are other ways in which we use these verbs, but those are the main ways the verbs hope and wish are you have any questions or you find a mistake, please write a comment the Matthew Barton copyright / Creator of First and Second ConditionalThe Difference between Few, A few, Little, and A littleThe Difference between Other and AnotherThe Difference between So and SuchThe Difference between Use to and Be Used to
Choosethe following sentences which expression of hope? I need a nice house I wish I had a nice house I would like to have a nice house I like a nice house Semua jawaban benar Jawaban: B. I wish I had a nice house.
Synonym desire, expect, yearn for. Antonym despair, disappointment. Similar words hopefully, chop, bishop, gift shop, chopping, workshop, opera, open. Meaning [həʊp] n. 1. a specific instance of feeling hopeful 2. the general feeling that some desire will be fulfilled 3. grounds for feeling hopeful about the future 4. someone or something on which expectations are centered 5. United States comedian born in England who appeared in films with Bing Crosby 1903-2003 6. one of the three Christian virtues. v. 1. expect and wish 2. be optimistic; be full of hope; have hopes 3. intend with some possibility of fulfilment. 1. While or Where there is life there is hope. 2. Hope is a good breakfast, but a bad supper. 3. While there's life there's While there is life, there is hope. 5. Without hope, the heart would break. 6. While we breathe, there is hope. 7. Hope deferred makes the heart sick. 8. He who lives by hope will die by hunger. 9. Hope for the best, but prepare for the worst. 10. Hope is life and life is hope. 11. Hope springs eternal in the human breast. 12. Hope often deludes the foolish man. 13. Who lives by hope will die by hunger. 14. Hope for the best and prepare for the worst. 15. Hope is but the dream of those that wake. 16. Where or While there is life there is hope. 17. Rejoicing in hope, patient in tribulation. 18. Where there is life, there is hope. 19. I intend no modification of my hope...expressed personal wish that all men everywhere could be free. 20. If it were not for hope, the heart would break. 21. He who has health, has hope, and he who has hope, everything. 22. We hope to grow old, yet we fear old age; that is, we are willing to live, and afraid to die. 23. Treat other people as you hope they will treat you. 24. In all things, it is better to hope than to despair. 25. Youth is the season of hope, enterprise, and energy, to a nation as well as an individual. 26. I hope these black marks will clean If you wish to succeed, you should use persistence as your good friend, experience as your reference, prudence as your brother and hope as your sentry. 28. Wherever in the world a people knows desperate want, there must appear at least the spark of hope, the hope of progress-or there will surely rise at last the flames of conflict. 29. My object will be, if possible, to form Christian men, for Christian boys Ican scarcely hope to make. 30. We must accept finite disappointment, but we must never lose infinite hope. 1 Choose the following sentences which expression of "hope".. a. i need a nice house b. i would like to have a nice house c. i wish i had a nice house d. i like a nice house 1. Choose the following sentences which expression of Hope .....a. I need a nice houseb. I would like to have a nice housec. I wish I had a nice housed. I like a nice house2. The following sentence are expression of congratulation, except ....a. I congratulate you on your successb. Nice workc. How poor you ared. That's great3. Look at the picture and choose the best wish..a. congratulation on your sicknessb. Get Well Soon, my friendc. Why are you sick?d. Don't be sick4. Look at the picture and choose the best wish ...... following sentences which expression of hope.. a.i need a nice house b.i would like to have a nice house c.i wish i had a nice house d.i like a nice house 2. the following sentente are expression of congratulation except.. a. I congratulate you on your success b. nice work c. something terrible. d. that's great 4. C.
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LKPDI : EXPRESSION OF HOPE, WISH, AND CONGRATULATE. CHOOSE THE BEST ALTERNATIVES OF FOUR. 1. Choose the following sentences which expression of Hope .. a. I need a nice house b. I would like to have a nice house c. I wish I had a nice house d. I like a nice house 2.

Choosethe following sentences which expression of hope. I hopeyou realise that as busy as you believe you are you must take advantage of. We hope to discover the reason our profits are declining. I need a nice house b. Read the following sentences and from the given options choose the sentence that expresses the same idea in a grammatically correct form. While theres life theres hope.

Whichof the following sentences is correctly. I wish i had a nice house d. Which of the following sentences is correctly. Following sentence is a participial phrase, a. (which makes the idea that the hoping is finished stronger) in these kinds of sentences. And choose, full and complete, hope and trust, any. I wish i had a nice house d.

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