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Hoping it will progress this week. vs Hoping for progress this week.

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in slightly different contexts. 'Hoping it will progress this week.' implies that something specific will progress, while 'Hoping for progress this week.' is more general and does not specify what will progress. The choice between the two depends on whether you want to emphasize a specific thing progressing or just progress in general.

Last updated: March 24, 2024 • 1130 views

Hoping it will progress this week.

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used when you want to express hope that a specific thing will progress during the week.
  • At what pace it will progress depends solely on Serbia itself.
  • Discussions on this will start this week.
  • My team's set this week.
  • Our time is up for this week.
  • Everybody knows the big fight is this week.
  • I just met her this week.
  • I already bathed once this week.
  • Come to my Sunday sermon this week.
  • My removal hearing is this week.
  • Your landlord was found dead this week.
  • There was something came earlier this week.
  • We have lost billions this week.
  • Another restaurant contract dropped in my lap this week.
  • Third time in here this week.
  • That's his third trick this week.
  • Coach says I'm starting this week.
  • That concludes our agenda for this week.
  • I saw President Trikovsky earlier this week.
  • Trudy died ten years ago this week.
  • The shipment didn't come this week.

Alternatives:

  • hoping for progress on this project this week.
  • hoping the situation will progress this week.

Hoping for progress this week.

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used when you want to express hope for progress in general during the week, without specifying a particular thing.
  • Discussions on this will start this week.
  • My team's set this week.
  • Our time is up for this week.
  • Everybody knows the big fight is this week.
  • I just met her this week.
  • I already bathed once this week.
  • Come to my Sunday sermon this week.
  • My removal hearing is this week.
  • Your landlord was found dead this week.
  • There was something came earlier this week.
  • We have lost billions this week.
  • Another restaurant contract dropped in my lap this week.
  • Third time in here this week.
  • That's his third trick this week.
  • Coach says I'm starting this week.
  • That concludes our agenda for this week.
  • I saw President Trikovsky earlier this week.
  • Trudy died ten years ago this week.
  • The shipment didn't come this week.
  • Some kind of preliminary thing this week.

Alternatives:

  • hoping for improvement this week.
  • hoping for positive developments this week.

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