“Wish” is correct as the singular noun form or the base verb form. As a verb, it should be used when first-person singular or plural pronouns are present (like “we” or “I”). As a noun, it is o… See more

“Wishes” is correct as the plural noun form or the third-person verb form. As a verb form, you must make sure to include third-person singular pronouns. This includes things like “… See more

“Wishes” is a plural noun form. It is correct when you are referring to multiple instances of a “wish.” Usually, when a group of people “wish” for someone to get well, all of their “wishes” ar… See more

“Thank you for the wish” and “thank you for the wishes” are both correct. However, “thank you for the wishes” tends to be more natural because you will often direct an appreciativ… See more