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I hope you doing fine vs I hope you’re doing fine

The correct option is 'I hope you're doing fine.' The contraction 'you're' is a shortened form of 'you are'. Using only 'you' with no 'are' is not grammatically correct.
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I hope you doing fine

This phrase is not correct in English. It lacks the necessary contraction 'you're' to form 'you are'.

Incorrect - the contraction 'you're' should be used to form 'you are' in this context. The correct phrase is 'I hope you're doing fine.'
  • We hope we're doing fine with the Spanish.
  • I hope that all of my little family is doing fine and not working too hard.
  • I hope you won't take Christian too seriously.
  • I hope you brought your toothbrushes.
  • And I hope you can forgive my inappropriateness.
  • I hope you don't mind.
  • I hope you don't mind if...
  • I hope you will remedy this lack.
  • I hope you really enjoy your new blender.
  • I hope you chilled the wine.
  • And somewhere I hope you're watching.
  • I hope you like entitled millionaires.
  • I hope you didn't come for a second dinner.
  • I hope you thanked Matthew properly.
  • I hope you kept your passports.
  • Governor, I hope you were entertained.
  • I hope you boys like beans.
  • I hope you're - I hope you're right.
  • I hope you're right, major.
  • I hope you're not playing with him.

I hope you’re doing fine

This phrase is correct in English. The contraction 'you're' is the correct form of 'you are' in this context.

Correct - use this phrase when expressing your wish for someone's well-being. 'You're' is the contraction of 'you are' in this context.
  • We hope we're doing fine with the Spanish.
  • I hope you're doing her.
  • I hope you know what you're doing.
  • I hope you're doing that, Wayne.
  • I hope you know what you're doing, putting Detective Ryan's ambition over good sense.
  • Dear Jack Mosley: I hope you're doing well and everything worked out like it was supposed to.
  • She's taking a loan against her salay I hope you guys know what you're doing.
  • [In girl's voice] Well, I hope you're doing better than I am.
  • Well, I hope you're doing better than me, baby.
  • Ellie, I hope you're doing your own homework in there and not having Uncle Taco do it for you.
  • I hope you know what you're doing and this doesn't end in complete disaster.
  • You're doing fine with two.
  • David... you're doing fine.
  • I hope that all of my little family is doing fine and not working too hard.
  • I hope you know what you're doing.
  • I hope you know what you're doing because if anything happens to our Nicole...?
  • Doing better, and-and I hope you're doing okay and Ted.
  • I've never had to say this to you before, but I hope you know what you're doing.
  • I hope you're doing well, staying healthy and everything
  • Man, I hope you know what you're doing.

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