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<!-- (Audio) Mark: Nice. Good luck there. -->

--description--

Luck means when something good or successful happens by chance, not because of effort. For example:

  • He found his lost phone by luck. - This shows that he found it by chance, not because he searched well.

  • I wish you luck on your test. - This means you are hoping the other person has success.

Good luck is a common phrase people say to wish someone well. For example:

Good luck with your interview! - Here, good luck is wishing success in the interview.

--fillInTheBlank--

--sentence--

BLANK. Good BLANK there.

--blanks--

Nice

--feedback--

You say it to show you like what someone did. The first letter is capitalized.


luck

--feedback--

Mark uses this word to wish Maria success in her work with the client.

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