What is the difference between hope and wish?

Hope is hope, and wish is blessing.

In the same case as loving you, you can probably use liking or follow certain words such as: like, pracitse, and then use liking

Hope seems to be hoping for something that is possible, but the chances of success are slim.

Wish is the hope that the impossible at the root can be realized.

That's all I know.

The difference between want, wish, and hope is:

First, the reference is different

1. Want: want.

2. wish: wish.

3. Hope: Hope.

Second, the focus is different

1. Want: Want generally refers to what you want is what you want and what you want to get, which can make up for your actual needs.

2. wish: wish has a weak tone, mostly referring to wishes that are difficult to achieve or impossible to achieve.

3. Hope: Hope refers to the hope that has a certain degree of confidence in the realization of wishes.

3. Different citations and usages

1. Want: The basic meaning of want is "want" and "want", which refers to the person who hopes, is willing or determined to do something or obtain something, which is a daily term that emphasizes subjective wishes. By extension, it can mean "lack", "lack", etc.

2. Wish: The basic meaning of wish is "hope" and "want", which refers to the extreme desire for unattainable, difficult or impossible goals. Wish can also be interpreted as a "wish".

3. hope: The basic meaning of hope as a verb is "hope" and "expectation", which refers to the hope of eagerly and attentively for the future, positive, noble, some good or beneficial results, containing a certain subjectivity, believing that it is possible to achieve.

The difference between wish and hope is used as follows:

1. hope expresses something that is sure or confident to be realized, followed directly by the verb infinitive or object clause, and cannot be followed by the gerund or the infinitive of the object complement.

A wish expresses something that is unlikely to be fulfilled, followed by a noun, an object clause (in the past tense), or an infinitive that is an object complement.

For example: we all hope to see him very soon.

We all hope to see him soon.

i hope it will be fine tomorrow so that we can go out。

I hope tomorrow is good so we can get out.

2. Both wish and hope can take the clause guided by that, but the predicate verb of the clause after wish should be in the subjunctive mood (the verb is in the past tense, or the past perfect tense). hope uses the desired tense.

For example: I hope that he will win the game.

I hope he will win this fight.

i wish that i knew the answer。

I wish I knew the answer.

3. hope can be used in conjunction with so or not, respectively, to replace an object clause with positive and negative meanings, so as not to repeat, but wish cannot.

will it be fine tomorrow?

Will the weather be good tomorrow?

i hope so。

I hope so.

1. The degree of hope is different:

hope refers to the hope that has a certain degree of confidence in the realization of wishes, and mostly refers to things that can be achieved; While wish is usually used for things that are difficult to achieve or achieve, wish can also express a wish.

2. The sentence structure is different

After hope, it cannot be directly used as an object with a noun, but can be followed by a for noun to indicate an achievable "hope", although wish is also a for noun, but it indicates a "wish" that is difficult to achieve.

3. The clause is used differently:

hope and wish can be followed by that, but hope that means hope. wish that means "wish", and the clause verb is in the subjunctive mood.

1. The degree of hope is different:

hope refers to the hope that has a certain degree of confidence in the realization of wishes, and mostly refers to things that can be achieved; While wish is usually used for things that are difficult to achieve or achieve, wish can also express a wish.

2. The sentence structure is different

After hope, it cannot be directly used as an object with a noun, but can be followed by a for noun to indicate an achievable "hope", although wish is also a for noun, but it indicates a "wish" that is difficult to achieve.

3. The clause is used differently:

hope and wish can be followed by that, but hope that means hope. wish that means "wish", and the clause verb is in the subjunctive mood.

Difference between hope and wish and usage:

Difference 1: hope expresses something that is sure or confident to achieve, and is directly followed by the verb infinitive or object clause, and cannot be followed by the gerund or the infinitive of the object complement.

Wish expresses something that is unlikely to be realized, followed by an infinitive with a noun, an object clause (in the past tense), or an object complement.

For example: we all hope to see him very soon.

We all hope to see him soon.

i hope it will be fine tomorrow so that we can go out。

I hope tomorrow is good so we can get out.

how i wish it was not raining at the moment!How I wish it wasn't raining at the moment! (In fact, it's raining).

Difference 2: Both wish and hope can be connected to the clause guided by that, but the predicate verb of the clause after wish should be in the subjunctive mood (the verb is in the past tense, or in the past tense).

hope uses the desired tense.

Usage: hope that he will win the game.

I hope he will win this fight.

wish that i knew the answer。

I wish I knew the answer.

Difference 3: hope can be used in conjunction with so or not to replace an object clause with positive and negative meanings respectively to avoid repetition, while wish cannot.

will it be fine tomorrow?

Will the weather be good tomorrow?

i hope so。

I hope so.

will it rain tomorrow?

Will it rain tomorrow?

i hope not。

I hope not.

1. wish+object+to+verb form indicates command, hope has no such usage to take this.

iwishyoutogo means I want you to go.

2. After hope, you can't directly use the noun as an object, but you can use the for+ noun to indicate that you can achieve "hope", although wish is also with the for+ noun, but it means that it is difficult to achieve the "wish".

ihopeforsuccess.I hope to succeed.

iwishforacar.I'd love to get the car.

3. hope and wish can be followed by that clause, but hope+that means wish+that means "wish", and the clause verb uses a subjunctive mood.

ihopeyou”llbebettersoon.

iwishiweretenyearsyounger.

4. Wish can be followed by a double object.

5. Wish and hope both mean "want" and "hope", the object can be the prototype of the to + verb, and the unacceptable Wu Min answer is the ing form of the verb.

When hope is used as a verb, it can be followed by an infinitive or that clause, but not "object + infinitive". Such as:

wehopetosee

youagain．（=

wehopewecan

seeyou

again．）

I hope to see you again. ihope

youcan

helpme

withmy

maths．

I hope you can help me with math. Can't say. i

hopeyou

tohelp

mewith

mymaths．）

Wish can be followed by infinitive or "object + infinitive", which is equivalent to "want", "hope" (=would

like or want). Wish.

The that clause generally indicates some kind of strong and difficult to achieve "wish", while hope indicates a "hope" that can be achieved or can be achieved. For example: iwish

toplace

anorder

rightnow．

I want to order right away. iwish

himtomakeprogress．

I want him to make progress. iwish

icould

flylike

abird．

I wish I could fly like a bird. (The could in the clause indicates that the action is impossible to achieve and cannot be used.) ）ihope

hecandothat．

I hope he can do that. (This sentence indicates a hope that is possible, and can cannot be replaced by could.) ）

wish can mean a good "wish", followed by "object + object complement (adjective or noun)." And hope can't be used like that. Such as: iwish

youapleasant

Have a great journey. (No hope).

In an abbreviated sentence, if you want to express the hope that something will not happen, you should say i

hopenot, and not say.

idon"t

hopeso。