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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Is this sentence correct?

'I hope everything works out best for you'
  

Top answer

Your sentence is perfectly grammatical but that doesn't necessarily mean it's good English. We'll have to wait for a native speaker's opinion. I don't remember hearing it.

— Cool Breeze

  • Your sentence is perfectly grammatical but that doesn't necessarily mean it's good English.
  • We'll have to wait for a native speaker's opinion.
  • I don't remember hearing it.
  • That may mean it isn't used.
  • Anything that isn't often said in English may sound unnatural.
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Your sentence is perfectly grammatical but that doesn't necessarily mean it's good English. We'll have to wait for a native speaker's opinion. I don't remember hearing it. That may mean it isn't used. Anything that isn't often said in English may sound unnatural. These are common:

I hope everything works out fine / all right for you.

CB
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Cool BreezeI hope everything works out fine / all right for you.
This native speaker agrees!
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Or . . . works out well for you .
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I don’t find it particularly unnatural, but the suggestions above are definitely more familiar to me.
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