Is 'the tremendous amount' of good luck' sounds right?
Does native speaker of English language use this wording when you want to wish someone the best of luck a person could possibly have? You can also say, ' lots of luck'?
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"Lots of luck" is a common but very casual expression. We would not say "I wish you tremendous amounts of luck" -- that is grammatically correct, but does not sound natural. Other things you might hear an American English speaker say include "I wish you the best of luck" or "I wish you the best of luck in the world" or "I wish you the very best" (same wish for a great future/outcome, but without the emphasis on luck).
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