Hope this help vs Hope this helps

Some examples from the web:

• I hope this helps you get through the month.
• I hope this helps, fellas.
• I hope this helps you feel better.
• Okay, I hope this helps.
• I hope this helps you find where you came from.
• I really hope this helps you catch whoever did this to Coach Zuransky.
• Well, I hope this helps because there is no mention of radioulnar synostosis in either Ellickson's or Dunlop's medical records.
• "Hope this helps, Jim."
• Hope this helps you with your computer their work.
• I hope this report helps fight domestic violence in Europe.
• "Dear M., hope this helps, I only wish I could do more, xoxo, J.S.P."
• So I hope this will help us make better priorities, and think about how we better work for the world.
• I know how hard it must be for you, but I hope this verdict helps.
• I hope this report helps to launch a much-needed programme for the promotion of multilingualism in Europe.
• I had hopes this man would help us.
• So I hope this next song helps to explain.
• I hope this book helps her to realize that that you can come out of this a complete person again.
• I hope this will help to clarify the concerns which I have registered over the last days.
• I hope this will help to assuage some of the concerns of my own country and my own constituency regarding the future allocation of funding to Ireland.
• Again, to come closer to citizens, we also have to express ourselves not in EU jargon but in plain language, and I hope this will help.

Some examples from the web:

• Feb 18, 2015 ... So my original answer was incorrect. "Hope this helps!" is a declarative, not an imperative. Instead of deleting my answer, I think it might ...
• Mar 15, 2024 ... But if you've gone into a lot of detail and provided a comprehension response, then I think it's most defiently sincere. Hope this helps.
• Oct 8, 2023 ... Hope this helps · Call of the Wild: The Angler · More posts you may like · Top Posts ...