Both of those are incorrect. Read Rover's post again.Many thanks, Rover. Then you're saying that 'I sincerely wish you healthy and happy all your lives' is right, and 'I sincerely wish you all healthy and happy all your life' is not grammatical, aren't you?
books.google.com.hkJames Boswell, George Birkbeck Hill - 2006 - 396 页 - 部分预览
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Thank you very much again. The word 'life' has been a big headache for me. By the way, if we simply say 'I sincerely wish you all happy' without 'all your life/lives' at the end of the sentence, then it is correct, isn't it, as in:
James Boswell, George Birkbeck Hill - 2006 - 396 页 -
No, that's not correct.
I sincerely wish you all health and happiness for the rest of your lives.
I wish you health and happiness for the rest of your lives.
I hope you will all be healthy and happy for the rest of your lives.
What is the particular problem you have with the noun "life"?
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