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Ways to Say "i hope you're" in English

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I hope you're not shocked

It means the speaker is preparing the listener for surprising or difficult information.

From Collateral Hearts, Episode 36

When do people say this?

Scene Context

The speaker is introducing something shocking they are about to say.

Usage Scenario

Use this before saying something sensitive, surprising, or serious. It is a helpful soft opener, but the exact sentence is not a common search phrase.

Better ways to say it

1
I hope you're not shocked by what I'm about to say.
2
What I'm about to say may shock you.
3
I need to say something important.

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