I wish you good health and all the best in English

English: I wish you good health and good luck wish Pronounced in French and English [w?]? US [w?]?

1. v. Hope, hope; hope, Want; wish, wish; pray, wish; (Indian English) greeting; ask (someone) to do something

2. n. hope, wish; pray, wish; wish, bless; think Something to want, something to hope for; request, request

Word collocations:

1. night wish night wish; night hope; night thought; night wish

2. common wish has the same thoughts; ***Extended information on common wishes

Word usage:

1. The subject in the that clause introduced by wish is the singular first person and third person Or when expressing a singular noun phrase, the following be can be either was or were.

2. When wish is used as an intransitive verb, it is often used with the preposition for. Wish is a verb expressing emotion and is not used in passive structures.

3. When wish is used as a noun, it means "desire, hope, hope, wish", which refers to the pursuit of something in the heart, and can also refer to "something to hope for, something to want" . Wish can also refer to "making a wish, praying, or supplicating" in order to achieve a certain purpose.

4. Wish can be followed by appositive clauses and predicative clauses introduced by that. The predicate verb in the clause should be in subjunctive form. Should can be used in the clause, or should can be omitted and the original form of the verb is used. When wish means "wishes", use the plural form.