I have high hopes that we will succeed with our project in view of all the interest we have received.
Correct answer: (c) hopes
Your answer was: [color=red]incorrect
I have high feelings that we will succeed with our project in view of all the interest we have received.
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So you’d prefer an incorrect answer? That is your prerogative. However, it doesn’t make it correct - it just serves to prove your inadequacies when it comes to English.
To have high hopes of something is an idiomatic phrase. It means to expect the best or to hope for success.
“Ben has high hopes for his son, including a university education.”
If you say “I have high feelings that we will succeed” you have coined your own phrase which nobody will use except for yourself. This is almost like creating a language that nobody understands. By the way, your explanation doesn’t make any sense. What do you mean by ‘hope is a never a plan’? Following your logic, ‘feelings’ are a plan while hope is not. I’d say all of this is pure drivel and a waste of time.[YSaerTTEW443543]
What’s I’m driveling about is if you have your own business you can always have some feelings even high feelings as you are now, but you don’t have yet any hope .
A hope is never a plan.
I know that such devices have serious limitations because they have no ‘feel’ for the language. If you are using one then it explains a lot.
Torsten asked if you were. We appear to have had the answer ‘yes’. Is that correct?
Would you care to rephrase your statement into English so that it can be shared with all, instead of using your made up language, which is so unique it is understood only by you?
I think Nabil might actually be better off using Google Translate because the software doesn’t try to twist the language intentionally. Nabil, on the other hand does. He speaks in riddles on purpose using English words incorrectly and making up phrases even he himself might not understand.[YSaerTTEW443543]
The strong hand of executive authority in this website interfered in my sentences and interfered with my high hopes.
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Your Google translator assumption is entirely gratuitous.
My first hope is to change daily usages and modes of thinking in this site and insinuate what may possible happen if some people acquired for a long enough time some skills and they feel entitled to claim the authority or even the privilege to make their language the standard to do things, even sometimes in wrong way and the norm from which we should not deviate.