ENGLISH help! What's the correct way to say this?

Question

'Good luck in your choice' or 'Good luck on your choice' ?

Answer 1

Good luck in your choice.

Edit- in instances like this:

Good luck on your exam.

Good luck on Monday.

Answer 2

Good luck with your choice.

Answer 3

good luck in your choice

Answer 4

The answer would be 'Good luck in your choice.'

Answer 5

good luck-and that's tat

or good luck with your choice.

but you can say good luck on you exam with your wife

Answer 6

I would say... Good luck with your choice... but, I think it would depend on what context you're using it in. You might say, Good luck on your choice of (so-and-so) for a business partner. Or, Good luck in your choice to remain with the company. Or, Good luck with your choice of college to attend. In the first case, you're making a choice "on" something, or someone, specifically. In the second case, you're choosing to remain "in" a position. In the third case, you're choosing a college to go "with". See how it makes a difference, depending on how you use it?  

Answer 7

ok well im not really sure but i dont think any of them are really correct english because on and in are both prepositions so there isnt any verb.... so i guess it depends on your situation.. but like i said im not sure :)