Expressing Hope And Expectation

The correct answer is A. "I hope so." This response is appropriate because Nawai expresses confidence in Attar becoming a good dressmaker in the future, and Attar's response reflects a hopeful and positive attitude towards that possibility.

Ranran's response "That's good" indicates that he is supportive of Yurrie's plan to visit Waduk Darma. Following this, the statement "I hope you'll have a good time" is the most appropriate response, as it expresses well wishes and positivity towards Yurrie's upcoming trip.

The correct answer is C. "Get well soon!" This is the most appropriate response when visiting a friend who is ill in the hospital. It shows empathy, concern, and well-wishes for their recovery. It is a positive and encouraging statement that conveys support and hopes for their quick return to good health.

The correct answer is D. hope. In the conversation, Yurrie expresses a positive belief or expectation about Ranran's success in the big show. This aligns with the definition of hope, which is a feeling of optimism or desire for something to happen.

Ranran's response "I expect he'll come back soon" suggests that she is expressing a positive anticipation or desire for Yurrie's father to come home. This indicates that the underlined utterance expresses a hope.

The correct answer is B. I am hoping. This answer suggests that the speaker is expressing their hope that everything will be normal soon for the Acehnese people who are suffering from the aftermath of the earthquake and tsunami.

The underlined words "but I hope to be able to do it next week" indicate that Ranran is expressing his expectation or hope to visit Mulawarman palace in the future. This aligns with option C, which is "expectation."

Ranran's response of "I hope not" suggests that they do not want it to rain because they have plans to watch a football match. This indicates that Ranran is hoping for clear weather and no rain.

The correct answer is A. Hopefully. This answer is appropriate because the speaker expresses a positive expectation or desire for winning the beauty contest by saying "I will join the beauty contest this year." The word "hopefully" aligns with this sentiment and conveys the speaker's hopeful anticipation of becoming the winner.

The expressions A, B, C, and E all convey a sense of hope or expectation. However, the expression "I intend" does not align with the concept of hope or expectation. Instead, it suggests a firm plan or determination to carry out a specific action. Therefore, "I intend" is the odd one out among the given expressions.