Are the following sentences grammatically correct?

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Could you tell me if the following sentences are correct or wrong?
1.I wish you have a good day.
2.I wish you a good day.

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[+6] - contrex - 11/03/2016[quote="selectmytutor"] "I wish you to have a good day" is more correct. [/quote] No native speakers would say that. Stop giving poor advice.
[+4] - izzythepush - 11/03/2016That's all she bloody does, give piss poor advice. She should not be talking about something she doesn't know the first thing about.
[+3] - roger - 11/02/2016The first one needs to be changed to something like "I wish you [b]to[/b] have a good day". Even with the change is still sounds awkward. The second is what you should use.

@YiPing,

The first one needs to be changed to something like "I wish you to have a good day". Even with the change is still sounds awkward.

The second is what you should use.

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We would say "I hope you have a good day".

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@YiPing,

"I wish you to have a good day" is more correct.

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@selectmytutor,

selectmytutor wrote:

"I wish you to have a good day" is more correct.

No native speakers would say that. Stop giving poor advice.

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@contrex,

That's all she bloody does, give piss poor advice. She should not be talking about something she doesn't know the first thing about.

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Are the following sentences grammatically correct?

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