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tanguatlay
 
Reply Fri 7 Jan, 2022 06:04 am
1. My wish is that all of you will do well in the final-year exams.
2. I wish all of you will do well in the final-year exams.

a) In the first sentence, is "will" optional?
b) Is the second sentence correct?

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hightor
 
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Reply Fri 7 Jan, 2022 06:33 am
@tanguatlay,
a) yes
b) no

I think "hope" is the proper verb to use, not "wish".

My hope is that all of you do well in the final-year exams.
My hope is that all of you will do well in the final-year exams.

I hope all of you do well in the final-year exams.
I hope all of you will do well in the final-year exams.

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