Do u say, " Good luck "in or on or for" your

1. Do you say, " Good luck (in or on or for??) your exams" ?

2. I am glad to hear that you were really sorry for what you have done.
( Any grammatical mistakes in the above sentence?)

Please advise, teachers! Lots and lots of thanks.

[Tdol]

You can say 'good luck in\with\for your exam'.

With 2, you can say for or about.

Lots and lots of thanks for the advice, teacher Tdol! ^o^

[RonBee]

I would say, "Good luck on your exams." (AE)

:)

[MikeNewYork]

Originally Posted by Helped Wanted

1. Do you say, " Good luck (in or on or for??) your exams" ?

2. I am glad to hear that you were really sorry for what you have done.
( Any grammatical mistakes in the above sentence?)

Please advise, teachers! Lots and lots of thanks.

In American English, "on" or "with" would be most common. :wink:

Here's another bunch of thanks to both teacher Ronbee and Mike New York for the advice. ^o^

[MikeNewYork]

Originally Posted by Helped Wanted

Here's another bunch of thanks to both teacher Ronbee and Mike New York for the advice. ^o^

You're welcome. Don't forget TDOL. :wink: