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2013年5月10日 · Hello. I wonder if it's correct to say "Good luck to all." I think it's wrong. Because something should follow after 'all'. Like: 1. Good luck to all of you. 2. Good luck to all the students. OR 3. Good luck to you all. Am I right? Please comment
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2007年4月26日 · - Good luck on your paper! : acceptable. - Good luck for your paper! : we don't say this. - Good luck with your paper! : equally acceptable as the first. However, this is said more often in more contexts. "good luck with swimming," "good luck with him," etc.
Wish everyone good luck next week on my behalf
2015年4月23日 · Hey, Can you say 'Wish everyone good luck next week on my behalf'?
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2009年7月19日 · How do you wish someone good luck in Japanese ? Can you give me different ways of expressing that and please add some kind of translation, and maybe a...
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2020年1月23日 · Or can I say, D. Good luck to you with his/her new job. "Whereas "the best of luck" needs the person you are wishing luck on to be specifically named, and it can refer to a third person: "The best of luck to him" or "I wish him the best of luck". This makes "good luck" in sentence B sound a little odd, and "Good luck in your IELTS" would be better.
I 'wish' all the best of luck for you [transitive or intransitive?]
2011年12月13日 · and, in 2., you should use to instead of for - (i) we wish "the best of luck for to you" or (ii) if "all" = everyone", then "for/to you." should not be used. should not be used. Further to entangledbank's post, the sentence has a direct and an indirect object: X wishes Y Z.
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2020年5月23日 · Good luck on/in your new job refers to a job that the person already has. If the person is still looking for a job, you would say in AE Good luck in/with your search for a job. or Good luck in/with your job search. I've never heard 'to' in a sentence about a new job where no one is mentioned. Good luck to you/him/everyone makes sense, though.
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2006年12月16日 · Hello, I'm trying to close a letter by saying: "Good luck with everything" My guess is: Bonne chance avec tous.
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2015年3月28日 · Sometimes in text-speak etc. people drop them, but in this case if you were using casual text speak you would just say 'good luck'. I don't think there is a solid rule for when it sounds natural to drop a pronoun though. For instance, no, no-one would ever say 'wish you good luck', but you might say 'hope it goes well' without 'I'.
Wish good luck to all of you who takes/takes SAT tomorrow.
2013年10月4日 · I wish good luck to all of you taking the SAT tomorrow. I wish good luck to all of you who are taking theSAT tomorrow. You might also change "all of you" to everyone, which would then require a singular verb: I wish good luck to everyone taking the SAT tomorrow. I wish good luck to everyone who is taking the SAT tomorrow.