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mailis
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Hello everyone,
can you please help me with this?
Is it:
Good luck on your exams or
Good luck for your exams
thank You in advance!
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17 May 2010
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denfer
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In Collins Cobuild dictionary there is a sentence :
Best of luck WITH the exams ...
Denisa
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17 May 2010
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troush
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hi
In Cambridge Advanced Dictionary it �s : The best of luck in/with your exams!
Talal
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17 May 2010
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mena22
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In Oxford Advanced Learner �s Dictionary they say we use "with" in expressions to wish somebody success with something: best of luck with your exams/ good luck with your exams.
Have a nice day,
mena |
17 May 2010
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mariamit
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I think it �s good luck with your exams although in and on are used also, especially in the U.S. |
17 May 2010
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Apodo
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Good luck with your exams!
Congratulations on passing your exams! |
17 May 2010
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deeedee
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U.S. speakers tend to say "on", although "with" is ok (just sounds more formal). |
17 May 2010
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