Wish vs Hope | Grammar and Use

[@ManishSharma-sk2zh]

Hi Leila, Very interesting lesson about how to differentiate between hope and wish. I admire your suggestions. Hope = to desire something good or positive in the future. Wish = to desire something that is impossible or not likely to happen. Hope = one day you will get success Wish = without any labour, you will get profit. Thank you.

[@justynadarowska6551]

I wish I had more time to learn with you. I hope my daughter is having fun while I'm studying with you. :)

[@the_only_and_the_one]

The difference between those sentences are. the first one it means that you have the ability to improve your English and you can. But the other sentence it means improving your English is an impossible thing you only just dreaming something you can't fulfill it .thanks teacher Leila for your explanation 😀☺😀😊

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Wonderful answer to that question! Excellent! Thank you so much! 👍💕

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[@omkashyap4950]

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[@MARYAM-rx8ps]

I wish i had a friend like you. I wish i could spend more time practicing English. I hope i have more free time in the future to work on my English skills.

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

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[@liyaandinnamay2501]

Leila, you're Queen of Grammar! Thank you so much for this spectacular lesson!💞👑 Now we'll try to explain the difference between two sentences you gave us. 1. I hope I can improve my English. It's a possitive sentence. I will take pains and study hard so I'll achieve my desired goal. 2. I wish I could improve my English. Here it's maybe a negative sentence. I try to improve it, but it's not working. We hope we got it right!💪😆 We hope you're enjoying the last month of summer! And wish you all the best!😍🤗💝

[@atriabastani3738]

Thanks for the all efforts that you made 🙏💜

[@CGO374]

I’m 64 years old and trying to learn English.I wish I could meet you when I was young:)

[@gangbrucey9115]

I wish I had studied harder. If I had worked harder, I would have had a better future. Hope everything goes well in the upcoming future. Spectacular tutor, I wish you over the moon.

[@bluesea1769]

I hope there are more excellent videos to come. I wish this channel hit one million subscribers soon.

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Yeah!!! 🎉👍

[@charlesmutaba5685]

You are one of the best teachers I wish had a chance to meet you I hope my brother will be interested in this video

[@MdShahAlam-hm7kp]

Your teaching method just awesome. You are really awesome ma'am. I was in dilemma to use these word. But, now, I understand where I use hope and wish. Thanks for teaching us, you are really extraordinary teacher.💜

[@temasparareflexao2073]

What a beautiful english teacher!!!!! She teachs very Well. Beautiful nas eficient .

[@ezzovonachalm7534]

You ' ll need much more lessons from her !

[@egyptianfalcon4749]

I wish I could see the world living in peace without wars or fights ❤❤❤.... I hope that the sentence is grammatically correct... And I wish you all a merry christmas and happy new year 🎄🎄🎁🎉❤❤❤

[@vi683]

I have waited for grammar lessons so long. Thanks! You explained the use of wish and hope very clearly.

[@idayatibraheem5052]

I hope I relocate to Canada for a new beginning to success. I wish I could speak fluently like Leila. I wish you all your heart desires

[@yommimaryam5701]

I hope you post this kind of lesson more. I wish the president called me. I wish her happiness.

[@TheBest-sf2rs]

Thanks a lot for your wishes. You too. Have a good one.

[@abdovitamins6331]

You know what , when I was 22 I had had a contact with native speakers , that's why my speaking was quite well while my fluency was a little bit good , now after I lost my contact with them , and only watching lessons so my hearing is getting better but fluency is getting bad . So I( wish) those days come back again . This is a simple lesson , thank you my favourite teacher

[@joaoandre7488]

I wish I could improve my English----- Express regret in the past. I hope I can improve my English. ---- Express desire in the future. That’s the difference between those two sentences.

[@pussycatlover6522]

Wrong

[@hackealoconclips575]

Actually you´re saying you would like to improve your English NOW not in the past but maybe you consider It´s impossible since you don´t have much time or whatever. Hope means you want to do it and you can do it as it is under your control

[@mohammadlatifi2967]

thanks a bunch, I wish I could speak English fluently like you..

[@maryvk3775]

The First: Can happen. The Second: Cannot happen. Unreal. Your teaching is superb. I am an Indian with mother tongue Malayalam living in Kerala State, India.

[@jiabtg1324]

Thank you for this video. That's very useful for me.

[@LyashenkoSergiy]

Great lesson!

[@watterson1239]

I got it quickly. Thank you for you made this video. 🥺 You have a new follower.

[@shga232]

Thanks, She's very good explain hope and wish

[@josemello649]

Thanks.

[@12e2aela7]

Thanks Leila I wish I could improve my English: My English is awful right now, and I cannot change it. I hope I can improve my English: I have a desire to have a better English in future and if I want I can achieve it.

[@onigonzalez5054]

Thank you

[@小林-y8e]

so good ,so clearly, thank you all the time

[@peterjake7946]

You are good teacher

[@AliAli-th8ym]

I wish we hope the new year will be better

[@sarfarazsamikhan6367]

1st like and comment from Hyderabad India❤❤❤❤❤

[@nehatyagi9362]

Thanks a bunch to make it understand in such a beautiful way

[@mamymimma]

I wish we could hope the New Year will be better

[@ebrihamakonteh5018]

Great Lesson Leila

[@anaktranspormer4462]

I like it 🎉

[@markodebeljak1145]

I hope I can improve my English. For me this is means: This difficult, but I can find time for this. It's possible. I wish I could improve my English. This means for example. I learnt English before, but right now I don't have time for this.

[@Yleano]

Aboslutely brilliant.

[@chaglapillalamarri937]

Nice lesson

[@Hananinpalestine.]

What a wonderful lesson !! By the way, I think, you looks like queen Rania " jordan queen's " 💜

[@abrito1185]

Just listen to these songs: "Whish you were here" and "High hopes". There are so many nice songs depicting the likelihood of something to happen.

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Careful of your spelling ‘wish’ not whish. But yes, you’re right! A lot of songs use these words! 👍💕

[@abrito1185]

@@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah My bad, lolol Wishing you guys a lovely day. Cheers

[@thungo5990]

I thinking hope hear speak English so much . Thank .

[@sorana6831]

I wish I'd known that before!

[@feinu]

Leilaa you are good teacher

[@rajranolia2400]

Nice explanation mam.. from india

[@mohammadeikani819]

Hi Leila. In the first sentence, it would be possible to be better in Eng. Using the second one, there is a regret actually. I had a chance to be better but it did not come true. 🙂 I hope I am correct 😁. Let me say that your presentation is wonderful.

[@uttamanandarout7135]

I enjoyed the class

[@melwinseaman1737]

Well, I hope I can improve my English is referring to a future situation. It is likely to happen if I study hard; on the other hand, I wish I could improve my English is just a desire that you´re expecting to happen by chance, without any effort.

[@janspanek8150]

I wish I had more real experience with native English users. I hope I can my English develop still in that way which I want

[@pamelchowdhury]

Thanks a lot Leila

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

You’re welcome 👍💕😊

[@pamelchowdhury]

@@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah You're welcome

[@pamelchowdhury]

welcome

[@ahmedfouad9206]

Hey, I see some natives say "I was" even if it's conditional. Is it due to easiness or what?!

[@thechildrenworld1700]

1. Talking of hope there's an possibility for me to improve my English in future. 2. Wish is referring your current position that you are not good at English that gets you down.

[@wafashehan7642]

you are amazing

[@bestyav5529]

Now i understand thank you so much ..I wish I could speak English fluently as you do 😞..I hope one day I would speak fluently like you . is this second sentence correct or i should just say i hope one day i speak like you ?

[@mohammedahmed4826]

Love 💘Leila & Sabrah 💘

[@LastdayPhysics3960]

Amazing Maam Amazing!!

[@gulfamsarwar617]

Can we use hope with would as you are not well and I hope you would feel better soon?

[@vivek9621]

" i am afraid that she might have told her everything ", is it a correct sentence mam?

[@kamarantarq489]

Hello Leila, I want to ask you what's the difference between (I wish I were taller) and ( I wish I was taller) ?

[@mehrsamabedi9416]

😊

[@erromaissaeelhilali5121]

Thank you so much ,i had a test the day after,that's because i watched this video and thanks god i understood this lesson very well so i succeeded my test Thanks leila😊😊

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

That’s amazing!! Well done! ☺️🎉🎉🎉👍👍👍💕

[@erromaissaeelhilali5121]

@@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah thank you😊

[@EnglishwithAltaf]

Nice....

[@michaelangelozavala9478]

I wish I worked with you teaching online. Is this correct?

[@herveangekouassi9299]

Is it possible to use the future simple with hope ??

[@Jenny-cq6tz]

progressive and continuous are the same thing right??

[@naifspof2450]

Hello my teachers Leila and Sabrah. How are you today # I hope to see you soon in UK. I l❤ve your videos and you every day. L❤ve 2❤2❤

[@abuhuraira3685]

HOPE Hope is the little voice you hear whisper MAYBE When it seems the entire world is shouting NO WISH Sometimes I wish I was an octopus, so I could Slap 8 people at once..

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

What a brilliant comment! Hilarious and wise!! Thank you! 😂👍💕

[@Jspore-ip5rk]

Bruh I'm dead🤣🤣🤣

[@parveenkumar3208]

mam it is mind blowing video

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Thank you Parveen! 😊😊👍👍💕💕

[@ibrahimkamal2644]

Thanks For This One But You Better Explain Complicated Words Such As (Supposed) I Have Searched A Lot But I Havent Undrestood That Word Sofar

[@shamsyjadidy6635]

I hope I can improve ......... it means that I can improve my English now in a lot of ways if I want. I wish I could improve ........it is just regretted about the past. I didn't improve it and now I am sorry for it, I wish I had studied English with my children when they were a child. now they are very good at English but I am not.

[@joaoandre7488]

Thank you teacher. I wish I had done things differently in the past. I hope see you again each other. I wish I hadn’t sold my house. I wish I spoke to her before.

[@AliMed683]

I hope I can improve my English means possible to happen in the near future just with a little work. I wish I could improve English means something that is far away from happening and unlikely for me to improve my English especially without hardworking, I hope I did this little quiz right!.And I really hope I pass the exam the upcoming month!.

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Yes! Perfect! Well done! 🎉👍💕

[@AliMed683]

@@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah Thank you so much!

[@nikkem1174]

Hi Leila! 2nd sentence should have the word 'hope' instead of 'wish' cos it expresses something that could happen in future... whereas the 1st one does not make sense it uses can which is used in present situations

[@josephmendoza1984]

1. Meaning - Dreams and Desires, Hope - Possible and realistic, Wish - not realistic or in your control 2. I wish hope I pass my exam. I hope wish I could win the lottery. 3. HOPE - Future situations, events or actions. + Present Simple. I hope I pass my exam. I hope my teams wins. I hope we see each other again. 4. HOPE - something that recently happened and will be decided in the future. + Past Simple. I hope I got the job. I hope I passed my exam. I hope I pass my exam. (Not taken exam yet) (taken exam/waiting for result) 5. HOPE - Referring to now, what is happening + Present Continuous. I hope you’re enjoying the lesson. I hope you’re enjoying your food. 6. HOPE - Referring to the past. + Past Simple. I hope you enjoyed the lesson. + Present Simple I hope you enjoy tomorrow’s lesson. 7. WISH - to desire something that is impossible or not likely to happen. A regret - impossible to change + Past Perfect. I wish I hadn’t said… I wish I had studied harder! I would have passed the exam. 8. Wish - to express an unreal present desire: + Past Simple. I wish I had better English speaking skills. I wish I could fly. I wish I didn’t have this big spot on my head! I wish I were a cat. I wish I had a bigger house. I wish I didn’t have a big test tomorrow. I wish I were taller. I wish I were more beautiful. I wish I were more intelligent. 9. WISH - to express a desire for someone else. + object + noun. I wish you happiness. I wish you joy. I wish you luck. I wish you the best. I wish you peace and happiness. 10. Quick Test - I hope I can improve my English. I wish I could improve my English.

[@jcr1138]

I have heard "I hope you have enjoyed..." referring to a recent event, rather than in past simple. Is this correct?

[@amrahmed5311]

I hope i can improve my English, I think it means that i learn English and have a hope to get better And i with i could improve my English, I think it means that i do not learn English at all And i just have a wish to improve it without start learning

[@sophishka36]

I hope I pass my German exam tomorrow. I wish I could speak English better. I wish I were in London now.

[@saitrekvlog7248]

I wish I would speak like you

[@KHachi-oo4xm]

Thank you for explaining difference between hope and wish. and wish has many expression. "I wish I were a cat" and "If I were a cat" are similar meaning. Is it right?

[@luistalavera8798]

Hi Leila! I wish you the best, and also to Sabrah, of course 😂 I wish I could speak English better next year! Look that I've used wish and not hope😂😂😂😂😂 Realistic is my second name🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 😘

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Perfect! It’s totally realist Luis! I’m sure you’ve already improved a lot this year! All the best, Leila 💕👍

[@NiranjanKumar-fi2dv]

I 😍 U Leila

[@kevalpatel9358]

Hey leila i like your new announcement 👌👏👏👏😍😍😘

[@yasselsaldana1868]

Hi. You helped me a lot. But I have a question. I hope you would be fine. Is that question possible? If so.. what's the difference between I hope you were fine ?. I hope you could answer me. I'll be waiting for your lines. By the way, I love your accent. 😊😊. Kisses.

[@kristianamrhein3775]

Hope means that something is possible to happen and realistic Wish means that something is hardly possible or even impossible

[@mouadlachgar6962]

I hope I can improve my English means that my English is't good untill now but it is improved little by little. But the 2nd sentence I wish I could improve mu English means that Iam too bad at it and didn't improved. Maybe I didn't do my best to be to improve my English.

[@dillikarki8143]

I wonder if you could tell me the difference between wishing you a healthy life! And hope you have a healthy life!

[@riazmughul1583]

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[@أسماءمحمود-ل9ل]

I hope to improve my English

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Perfect! I’m sure you’ll succeed! 👍💕💪

[@أسماءمحمود-ل9ل]

Thanks 😍

[@ej3358]

The popular wording "We wish you a merry Christmas and a happy new year", seems that it's unlikely or impossible to be happened to anyone?

[@englishoutsidethebook5898]

Good question! 'We wish you a merry Christmas' is a different use of 'wish'. 'I wish I could fly' (sub + wish + sub + verb) 'We wish you a merry Christmas' (sub + wish + indirect object + object ~ wish someone something) I wish you luck This video may be helpful kzbin.info/www/bejne/ooCcY6Brl9upe80

[@lahcenrerbal5893]

hope .

[@gabrielruiz5813]

I wish I had seen this video a long time ago

[@thesloyde817]

Leila what do you think about Brexit?

[@HanselOspinoOrellano]

The first one is related probably to a English student who is starting the course and the second one I guess It could be for a sad person who made a mass with his English skills today

[@engin7787]

I wish I were young again that I could possibly would not make the same mistakes twice .It is damn impossible to turn the clock back!

[@kanapotsannoi5995]

I wish I could improve my english.😃😃

[@rzajefri7632]

👌👍❤

[@basantnasar2046]

The last 2 sentences have no differences

[@sanayasethi6133]

Leila can u plz tell me can we use i hope i will pass my exam would it be correct if we use with will..

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Yes you can. You can either use ‘will’ or the present simple and there is little difference in meaning. I’ll do a lesson on ‘will’ soon 👍💕

[@sanayasethi6133]

@@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah ok thanku so much i will wait for that lesson...☺