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Joseph A Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Luck or fate

Hello everyone,

When something bad happens to someone, can we say the following using "luck"?

- It's your luck.

Or must it be "fate", as follows?

- It's your fate.

Regards,

JA

  

Top answer

- It's your luck. Yes. It's often like this: That's just your luck, isn't it?

— CalifJim

  • - It's your luck.
  • Yes.
  • It's often like this: That's just your luck, isn't it?
  • Also, when the bad luck happens to you: (That's) just my luck.
  • These are said in a somewhat sad tone of voice.
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Joseph AWhen something bad happens to someone, can we say the following using "luck"?- It's your luck.

Yes. It's often like this:

That's just your luck, isn't it?

Also, when the bad luck happens to you:

(That's) just my luck.

These are said in a somewhat sad tone of voice.

Joseph AOr must it
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