I WISH YOU GOOD LUCK ON YOUR EXAM TOMORROW

 “I wish you good luck on your exam tomorrow” is a kind and supportive sentence we say when someone is preparing for an important test. It shows we care and hope they do well. We often use this kind of sentence when we talk about the future and want to give encouragement.

Examples:

• I wish you good luck on your driving test!

• Good luck on your job interview next week!

• She wished me good luck before I left for my exam.

This topic also helps us practice future forms like “will” and “going to”, adverbs of frequency, modal verbs (like should), and ways to express encouragement and advice.

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🔹 GRAMMAR

1. Future with “will” and “going to”

• I will study tonight.

• She is going to take the math exam tomorrow.

2. Modal verbs (should / must / can)

• You should sleep early before the test.

• You must bring your ID.

• You can ask your teacher questions.

3. Present Simple and Present Continuous

• I study English every day. (Present Simple)

• I am studying for my exam now. (Present Continuous)

4. Adverbs of frequency

• He always studies at night.

• I usually take a break every hour.

5. Comparatives and Superlatives

• Math is harder than English.

• This is the easiest exam of the year.

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🔹 VOCABULARY

1. Exam – a test to show your knowledge

2. Study – to learn about a subject

3. Nervous – feeling worried before something important

4. Confident – sure of your ability

5. Prepare – to get ready for something

6. Cheat – to do something dishonest in a test

7. Pass – to succeed in a test

8. Fail – to not succeed in a test

9. Tips – helpful advice

10. Focus – to pay attention

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🔹 USEFUL EXPRESSIONS

• Good luck on your exam!

• You can do it!

• Don’t be nervous.

• Stay calm and focused.

• I believe in you.

• You’re going to do great!

• I’m sure you’ll pass.

• Best wishes for tomorrow!

• How are you feeling about the test?

• Let me know how it goes!

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🔹 SENTENCES

Positive:

• I feel ready for the exam.

• She is studying hard today.

• They will pass if they study.

Negative:

• I don’t feel nervous.

• He isn’t going to cheat.

• We didn’t forget the date of the test.

Questions:

• Are you ready for your exam?

• Did you study last night?

• Will you take your books with you?

Answers:

• Yes, I am ready.

• No, I didn’t study last night.

• Yes, I will take my books.

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🔹 CONVERSATION

Anna: Hi, David! Are you ready for the exam tomorrow?

David: I think so. I studied all weekend. I’m still a little nervous, though.

Anna: That’s normal. You always do well in English. You’re going to be fine.

David: Thanks! I hope so. What about you?

Anna: I’m feeling okay. I made a study plan and followed it. I also watched a few grammar videos.

David: That’s smart! I should try that next time. Did you do the practice test?

Anna: Yes, I did. It wasn’t too difficult. I believe we’ll both pass.

David: Thanks, Anna. I wish you good luck on your exam tomorrow!

Anna: Thank you! Good luck to you too!

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🔹 READING

Preparing for Success

Sofia is a high school student. Tomorrow, she has a big science exam. She wants to do well, so she is preparing carefully. Every day, she studies for two hours. She takes notes, reads her textbook, and does practice tests online.

Tonight, Sofia is going to bed early. She knows that sleep is important before an exam. In the morning, she will eat a good breakfast and check that she has her pens and calculator. She feels a little nervous, but also confident because she worked hard.

Her parents tell her, “We wish you good luck on your exam tomorrow!” Sofia smiles. She is ready to do her best.

Questions:

1. What subject is Sofia taking an exam in?

2. How many hours does she study each day?

3. What is she doing tonight?

4. How does Sofia feel?

5. What do her parents say?

Answers:

1. Science.

2. Two hours.

3. She is going to bed early.

4. Nervous but confident.

5. “We wish you good luck on your exam tomorrow.”