The difference between wanting to do and doing.

Hope to do is a wrong expression. Hope is just an ordinary notional verb with no usage of doing. If you match it with a verb, you need the infinitive to, which means that what you want to do is right, indicating what you want to do.

Keywords: hope

Phonetic symbol: English [h? P], beautiful [ho? p]

Explanation:

Verb (abbreviation of verb) hope; Expect (something to happen);

Hope; Expectation; Something to hope for; Anticipated things; A person (or thing, situation) on which hope is placed;

Phrases:

Hope ... hope ...

Give up hope? Give up hope

The hope of something? The possibility of something.

Example:

I hope to announce the winner soon.

I hope to announce the name of the winner at once.

After the dry weather, everyone hopes it will rain.

Everyone hopes it will rain after the dry weather.

I hope he is qualified for the job.

I hope he is qualified for the job.

Usage of hope

The basic meaning of hope as a verb is "hope" and "expectation", which means eager and devoted hope for the future, positive, lofty, some good or favorable results, which contains certain subjectivity and is considered possible to be realized.

Hope can be both a transitive verb and an intransitive verb. When used as a transitive verb, it is usually followed by an infinitive or an object clause, but it cannot be followed by a noun or gerund as an object or a compound object. When used as an intransitive verb, it is often used with the preposition for, meaning "have hope for ...".

Hope followed by infinitive perfect is also an expression of future time.

Most of the predicates after that sentence are will [May]+v, which can be omitted. In conversation, so or not is often used to replace the affirmative sentence or negative sentence object (infinitive verb or that clause) in the previous sentence.

Hope, as a "hope" solution, refers to the future, so in the object clause of hope, the simple present tense can often be used to indicate the future time, and it is generally not used with being going to.

Hope is not a transferred negative verb. When expressing negative meaning, negative words can be placed in the main clause or in the clause, but the meaning is different, and the same is true when so or not is used instead. Be careful not to, but? Hope means "only hope".