curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-greetings-in-your-first-day-at-the-office/656a58b31bc9f233debc2bc9.md
Certain expressions convey meanings that are not immediately clear from the individual words.
You're in luck is one such expression. It expresses that someone is fortunate or has good luck in a situation. Sophie uses this phrase when talking to Tom.
But hey, now your desk is just like my desk. BLANK in BLANK.
You're
This is the contraction for you are. The first letter is capitalized.
luck
This noun refers to good things that happen by chance.
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