English Language & Usage Asked by Pedant on October 10, 2020
Is this sentence grammatically correct?
This is a little less logical than someone with no credentials
spending thousands of hours writing an amazing book with hopes it will
be published.
I think it should be "with hopes that", as it will be published is considered the apposition of hopes and the that should not be omitted.
Otherwise, is with hopes considered a conjunction here?
Thanks.
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