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    4. I hope that I have been able to meet her OR I wish that I have been able to meet her. Which one is correct?
    I hope that I have been able to meet her OR I wish that I have been able to meet her. Which one is correct?

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    +1  Views: 505 Answers: 1 Posted: 11 years ago
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      I hope I am able to meet her.   

      11 years ago. Rating: 2
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        Vannipha

        I hope that I have been able to meet her, is the right sentence? I'm really not sure how to use hope and wish
        commented 11 years ago
        lindilou

        A hope and a wish are interchangeable in most cases. You hope that you are able to meet her....that is the correct usage of words. To say that you hope to "have been" able does not make sense as this is a past tense idea and your sentence holds a future event...that of hoping or wishing to meet someone..in this case "her".
        commented 11 years ago
        lindilou

        I fink so two me hector..mefinks? lol
        commented 11 years ago


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