- If you don’t like it then hard luck.
- If you don’t like it then it is hard luck.
- If you don’t like it then it is a hard luck to you.
Which are the sentences grammatically OK?
Which sentence is most meaningful?
3 is incorrect.
The first two are both fine.
Mr. Beeesneees,
Can I re-write #3 as : " If you don’t like it then it is hard luck to you." ?
You might get away with it, but it wouldn’t really be considered good English.
‘…hard luck on you’ would be a little more acceptable.