2. Let’s consider 2 sentences. What do
you notice? What’s the difference?
Question
3. I hope it stops raining soon!
I wish it would stop raining!
4. I hope it stops raining soon.
I wish it would stop raining!
5. Hope wish
I hope (that) it
stops raining soon!
I wish (that) it
would stop raining!
You believe it may
stop raining.
You want it to stop
raining, but you
know it probably
won’t.
6. So …
We use “hope” when we believe
something may happen.
We use “wish” when we want something
to happen, but we know it probably
won’t.
7. Let’s look at hope and
wish in the simple
present, fast and future!
8. Hope and wish in the simple
present:
I hope (that) she arrives soon.
Hope + present tense
I wish (that) you could help
me, but I know you can’t.
wish + could
I hope (that) I pass my exam!
Hope + present tense
She wishes (that) you would
be more considerate of
others. (you likely will not
change)
wish + would
9. Hope and wish in the simple
past:
I hope (that) she passed her
big exam!
Hope+ past
I wish (that) it had stopped
snowing, (but it didn't.)
Wish+ had + past participle
She hopes (that) you arrived
on time.
Hope+ past
I wish (that) you had passed
the exam!
Wish+ had + past participle
10. Hope and wish in the future:
I hope she passes her big
exam!
Hope + present tense
I wish you would / could
come with me!
wish / could + base verb
She hopes you will be on
time.
Hope+ will+ base verb
I wish I were going with you,
(but I just can’t!)
I wish I were going with me,
(but I know it’s impossible.)
Wish + were going to + base
verb
11. Hope and wish in the future:
I hope she passes her big
exam!
Hope + present tense
I wish you would / could
come with me!
wish / could + base verb
She hopes you will be on
time.
Hope+ will+ base verb
I wish I were going with you,
(but I just can’t!)
I wish I were going with me,
(but I know it’s impossible.)
Wish + were going to + base
verb