Hey Chris, I need some help Are you free right now?

Sure what's up

well I'm writing an email to a new friend in America

I want to introduce him to Hong Kong culture Do you mind checking it for me

to see if there're any mistakes? No problem. Let's see

People in the Hong Kong like to 'shopping'

After the verb like, you should use to plus infinitive, shop, or

gerund, shopping So I should write, people in Hong Kong

like to shop, or people in Hong Kong like shopping, instead?

Actually. Let me continue

I can't wait to find out more about America However I won't be able to check

my email until later as I'm going to 'take' dinner at seven p.m.

For meals we do not use the verb take before them. You should

I'm going to have dinner

Perfect. That's it for this week Ciao for now