hirashin Sempai Donor Joined 8 Apr 2004 Messages 2,721 Reaction score 63 5 Jan 2016 #1 Hello, native English speakers, Would it be possible to say either (a) or (b) with the same meaning ? (a) I hope it won't rain tomorrow. (b) I hope it doesn't rain tomorrow. Hirashin
Hello, native English speakers, Would it be possible to say either (a) or (b) with the same meaning ? (a) I hope it won't rain tomorrow. (b) I hope it doesn't rain tomorrow. Hirashin
mdchachi Moderator Moderator Twenty-year veteran Joined 6 Mar 2003 Messages 9,318 Reaction score 9,447 5 Jan 2016 #2 I think both sound ok and have same meaning.
hirashin Sempai Donor Joined 8 Apr 2004 Messages 2,721 Reaction score 63 5 Jan 2016 Thread starter #3 Thank you for the help, mdchachi.
Lacota Sempai Joined 3 Aug 2015 Messages 194 Reaction score 25 5 Jan 2016 #4 mdchachi is right, although I would personally use "I hope it doesn't rain tomorrow". It comes more naturally to me.
mdchachi is right, although I would personally use "I hope it doesn't rain tomorrow". It comes more naturally to me.
hirashin Sempai Donor Joined 8 Apr 2004 Messages 2,721 Reaction score 63 5 Jan 2016 Thread starter #5 Thanks for the help, Lacota.