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I hope your all fine vs I hope that you're fin all

Both phrases are incorrect. The correct phrase should be: 'I hope you're all fine.' The first phrase has a subject-verb agreement error ('your' should be 'you're') and the second phrase has a word order issue ('that' should not be included and 'fine' should come before 'all').

Last updated: March 31, 2024

I hope your all fine

This phrase is incorrect. 'Your' should be 'you're' for 'you are' and 'fine' should come before 'all'.

The correct phrase should be 'I hope you're all fine.'
  • I hope your appreciation of fine things... extends beyond art.
  • I just chose this side, so I hope you're fine over there.
  • I hope that this fine cooperation will also continue in the voting tomorrow.
  • I hope everything is fine at home.
  • I hope Rosie's fine and got her backpack okay.
  • I hope everything will be fine in the end.
  • Dear Jesus, your daddy and I hope you're fine. I thought it might be a little hard for you...
  • Before starting, I hope to make a fine movie.
  • Dear Jesus, your daddy and I hope you're fine. I thought it might be a little hard for you...
  • I'm fine I hope you are eating well?
  • Just hope it's fine with Denise.
  • I sure hope they appreciate fine liquor.
  • Hope things are fine with you.
  • Hope for improvement is fine, but we should not be naive.
  • We hope we're doing fine with the Spanish.
  • Now, we hope everything's fine with you and that Vivvy got back all right.
  • When they see you, I steal the flag. hope fine. quiet, we'll make it.
  • I hope your marriage is doing a little better than fine.
  • Mr Jacky, we hope that you're fine and that your business is fine too.
  • I do hope it'll be fine. Well, not too fine.

Alternatives:

  • I hope you're all fine.

I hope that you're fin all

This phrase is incorrect. 'That' is unnecessary and 'fine' should come before 'all'.

The correct phrase should be 'I hope you're all fine.'
  • I hope that letter gets wider circulation.
  • I hope that our future partners will demonstrate greater responsibility.
  • I hope that intersection had a camera.
  • I hope that clarifies the position.
  • I hope that goes well for you.
  • I hope that you as Commissioner remain resolute.
  • I hope that Parliament will approve my proposal unanimously.
  • I hope that it extends beyond this year.
  • I hope that was your last contact.
  • I hope that avoids any confusion during the vote.
  • I hope that we can achieve our objective.
  • Mr President, I hope that the Commission will maintain its firm position in the face of the attempts to reduce the requirements for the cutting off of the fins of sharks.
  • I hope that these measures can be applied as quickly as possible, and I hope that all the Union institutions will work towards this.
  • I hope that this really happens in 2012 and I hope that you act strongly if the industry does not live up to its commitments, as that is very important.
  • I hope that we will cooperate closely and I hope to see you again in the autumn.
  • I hope that you just forgotten our promise.
  • Brilliant, I hope that he is not contagious.
  • I hope that's not happening to you.
  • Tuvok, I hope that's your stomach.
  • I hope that nothing has happened.

Alternatives:

  • I hope you're all fine.

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