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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Wish you all the best OR Wishing you all the best?

Is wish you incorrect or are they both correct?
  

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Hi, Both can be correct, depending on the rest of the sentence. But if you just want a phrase you can write by itself, eg on a Xmas card, say 'Wishing you all the best '. Clive

— Clive

  • Hi, Both can be correct, depending on the rest of the sentence.
  • But if you just want a phrase you can write by itself, eg on a Xmas card, say 'Wishing you all the best '.
  • Clive
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Hi,


Both can be correct, depending on the rest of the sentence.

But if you just want a phrase you can write by itself, eg on a Xmas card, say 'Wishing you all the best '.

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Wishing you all the best or wish you all the best?
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Anonymous Is wish you incorrect or are they both correct?
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Can we write

Wishing you all the best, school's self-government.

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Wish you good luck...
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Is wishing you all the best corret
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RIA IME Wishing you all good fortune on the Chinese New Year. Hope the days ahead are filled with immense joy and prosperity. Happy Chinese New Year. Hope the rising sun will bring with it bundles of joy, happiness and luck.

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